Thread 725145594

Can I get an update on this

>look up the guy behind this
>he unironically thinks that Tyrian is a good game
Yeah.... not signing

>>725145594 (OP)
they're verifiying all the votes, so far only like 3% have been found to be fraudulent which is a good sign.

It destroyed 34 studios and caused over 15 deaths in and outside of those studios. It also made me filthy rich and GabeN gave me all Steam games.

>>725145594 (OP)
Read the FAQ.

It's still in the process of confirming the signatures are valid in the EU, these things take time. But it's just about confirmed it will go into legislative debate.

>>725145806
based
i've been praying to my GabeN shrine all week but haven't gotten anything yet

>>725145594 (OP)
I don't like this initiative, it's shit, in fact I'm going mask off it can eat my ass, the whole thing.

>>725145594 (OP)
vote verification still ongoing, france and germany is gonna take awhile.

>>725145594 (OP)
Votes are being counted by member states still because muh bureaucracy. We won't know the total amount until later on next year but early estimates from the governing body said it looked like it'd go through. After that it'll be more discussions and policy stuff. Realistically we won't know anything about it for a few years. The UK recently did their discussion on their vote where a number of parties very clearly supported it but the government just said "yeah nah we won't change it because it would mess with our new online safety act to steal your info :)" and closed it.

>>725145594 (OP)
Stop Killing Threads.

>>725145594 (OP)
Trust the plan.

>>725145594 (OP)
It successfully destroyed Maldy Figatrees streaming career and turned him into a lolcow. A roaring success as far as I am concern

>>725146131
>Votes
You mean signatures right? Signatures have already been verified. We're just waiting for parliment now iirc.

>>725147928
Signatures, yeah.

>>725147928
they are gonna do the same thing the UK did
>we cannot control private servers, so nah fuck that
the UK literally said no because they thought private servers could interfere with the "Online Safety Act"

>>725150082
Presumably the EU should be less retarded than the UK. But hopes low.

>>725145638
He also sounds and looks like an absolute dork

>>725150451
Addendum. That basis is really stupid. Private servers aren't the only way to preserve online games. An offline mode could work. P2P is an option. They're 100% aware of this but UK parliament is just really retarded. Which is sad. The Brits should revolt,

>>725145638
>>725150512
>not knowing who ross is
This isnt a movement for zoomies dont worry we dont need you

Reminder that this all started because some nerd was upset that he couldn’t play The Crew of all games. THE CREW

>>725147703
That was Dire Maul. SKG was just another skeleton in the closet full of fursuits.

>>725151113
Based on testimony from Ross SKG was in the works well before The Crew went down. The Crew was just the wave they tried to ride. But any game shut-down could've worked.

>>725150912
>The Brits should revolt,
what brits?
London is 75% pakis/jeets, and if any "brits" do as much as sneeze in their direction, they get two sassy bitches in uniform knocking on their door

>>725151113
he's been rightfully bitching about videogame deaths for a while before The Crew. he took the opportunity because it was a highly popular game by a popular company, so it had higher chances of the initiative gaining traction

>>725151381
If even .1% of the population revolted that would more than enough.

>>725145594 (OP)
Yes you can. Literally just go there you fucking tard
https://citizens-initiative.europa.eu/initiatives/details/2024/000007_en

>>725145594 (OP)
>Can I get an update on this
petitions do nothing
As I told you faggots.

>>725154012
it's not a petition.

>>725151117
You are just trying to start a pedantic argument. It was literally the flame that started the months long hate train where people went through his entire online history and brought all his cringe to light.

>>725145878
which means absolutely nothing. petitions have never meant anything to a sitting politician unless it's election-determining in scale and on a major issue.
>>725154057
it's literally a petition.