Anonymous
7/2/2025, 10:45:40 PM
No.105781076
>>105781044
>The entire discussion revolves around live service games
No, it doesn't. It never did. It revolves around all video games that publishers can revoke access to. Live service games are a part of the discussion, but not the entire scope of the conversation.
It doesn't matter if you purchase a copy of an MMO, or a live service arena shooter, or a single player only DRM always online product. In all of these cases, whenever you purchase a copy, you must be able to retain access to said content regardless of the machinations of the developer or publisher. That is the point of the initiative.
>The entire discussion revolves around live service games
No, it doesn't. It never did. It revolves around all video games that publishers can revoke access to. Live service games are a part of the discussion, but not the entire scope of the conversation.
It doesn't matter if you purchase a copy of an MMO, or a live service arena shooter, or a single player only DRM always online product. In all of these cases, whenever you purchase a copy, you must be able to retain access to said content regardless of the machinations of the developer or publisher. That is the point of the initiative.