Videogames Europe goes to war with Stop Killing Games; Board of Directors is filled with people from EA, Take 2, WB games etc

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Punished Narusama v667 7. juli kl. 9:30

You are the carbon the elites want to reduce, yet you are also the product they want to milk.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Jl7YJ48MKaQ

The 21st century is best defined by the term "corporate conflict of interest".

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QkYWwWAXgKI

https://www.videogameseurope.eu/about/our-board/

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Oprindeligt skrevet af Rage:

it's funny how they said this initiative would harm their ability to make profit out of the products they'd remove - what? xD

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♱ 7. juli kl. 9:33

oooo this is war right here

Maximus10113X 7. juli kl. 9:34

Why?

Dadpool 7. juli kl. 9:37

Am I correct if I assume that these game studios/publishers that are against it are planning to make live-service games?

Maximus10113X 7. juli kl. 9:42

Oprindeligt skrevet af Dadpool:
Am I correct if I assume that these game studios/publishers that are against it are planning to make live-service games?

They already make many live service games

Dadpool 7. juli kl. 9:44

Oprindeligt skrevet af Maximus10113X:
Oprindeligt skrevet af Dadpool:
Am I correct if I assume that these game studios/publishers that are against it are planning to make live-service games?
They already make many live service games

Yeah, I mean every single one of them?

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Punished Narusama v667 7. juli kl. 9:45

Oprindeligt skrevet af Dadpool:
Am I correct if I assume that these game studios/publishers that are against it are planning to make live-service games?

100% correct. Tldw in the first video, the argument Videogames Europe makes is that they require the right to end the existence of entire catalogues of videogames the moment they stop earning sales because money.

It doesn't even matter if it's a single player game. If it stops selling, they must be allowed to pull it from sale to make more money, by forcing a new single player game on would be customers of the delisted single player game. Doubly so if it's a live service singleplayer game.

The Warcraft 3 remake is a prime example of this behavior.

Sidst redigeret af Punished Narusama v667; 7. juli kl. 9:51

Uncle Sam 7. juli kl. 10:23

Oprindeligt skrevet af Maximus10113X:
Why?

Endless greed. Good ol' profits above literally anything else

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Rage 7. juli kl. 10:47

it's funny how they said this initiative would harm their ability to make profit out of the products they'd remove - what? xD

allegedly 7. juli kl. 10:50

a war?

*ੈ✩‧₊˚༺☆Prinny☆ 7. juli kl. 11:15

I actually fear that while the intent is good, the result won’t be.

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Emperor Prussia For 23 timer siden

Meh

#11

Sir Dookface McFerretballs For 23 timer siden

The greedy corpos will do what the greedy corpos always do and lawyer and semantic their way out of it through loopholes and workarounds.

Remember EA and their: It's not "gambling"... It's a "surprise mechanic".