>>715665573
>ok well look into this initiative
>wait so why are you calling games ''services'' while selling them as goods?
>why do you ask for a initial 80$ price for a ''service''
>why does this service come on a disk or require a download
>why isnt your service working properly when you offer it? why does it need tons of fixes on release
>why dont you offer proper customer support and refunds on your service?
>speaking of services, the way this service looks looks a awful lot like gambling
>why arnt you following gambling laws?
and so on and so on
the industry is scared, this bill is going to end the gravy train of service games, and will open the wider discussion on what can be clasified as service and what is a product.
a great shift is coming, and its in thanks to piratesoftware not knowing when to shut the fuck up