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- gaming@lemmy.ml
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- gaming@lemmy.ml
The original petition failed due to two issues:
- UK government misinterpreted what the petition is about and didn’t really answered to what was being asked
- early general elections canceled all ongoing petitions at the time
This attempt has a new, reworded petition to, hopefully, make it simple and clear enough to avoid any additional problems.
There are two thresholds for UK petitions:
- 10 000 signatures: official government response
- 100 000 signatures: petition will be considered for debate in Parliament
Here is a video from Ross Scott (the main organizer of the Stop Killing Games initiative) about this update.
I just want Blur to be revived. I know modded online servers exist for PC, but it would great to have it on consoles and play 4P splitscreen
It failed because it was USA, you might have better luck in EU
I don’t think there were much if any attempts to make a petition in the US. If I recall correctly, Ross spoke with a lawyer who told him the chances for a positive outcome are close to null which is why he decided to focus on other markets - mainly: Australia, Brazil, Canada, EU, France and UK.
The failed petition mentioned was in UK, just like this one, but was canceled due to early elections. EU petition is still going, with a little bit over 6 months left, while Australian and Canadian ones closed last year. There was also a push to contact the local consumer protection agencies in Australia, France and Germany since they seem to have the tools to look into the issue as well.
Can’t wait for PirateGames to shit on this one too and be a great big Blizzard shill again.
Dude you don’t get it, the AAA devs will literally go bankrupt if they have to waste a fraction of their profits to do the bare minimum!!! Why won’t anyone think of the children???
That’s the funny thing about all of this it wouldn’t cost the company a single penny. All they’d have to do is open source their code that’s it.