The 97% signatures of the initiative “stop killing games” are valid. A huge step forward to the consumer rights in the video games sector

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1. The source: [https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/despite-fakery-concerns-stop-destroying-videogames-campaign-claim-around-97-of-their-signatures-are-valid-so-far](https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/despite-fakery-concerns-stop-destroying-videogames-campaign-claim-around-97-of-their-signatures-are-valid-so-far)

2. wow, that’s way better than i though, i was expecting something like 80%

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4. 8mil of americans vote for trump too… huge step for rights. The road to hell is paved with good intentions.

5. Gamers have risen up

6. Finally, some real progress for gamers’ rights in the EU. Publishers shouldn’t just pull the plug on games people paid for.

7. Why should I have to have my PC connected to the internet to be able to play an offline game.

8. Just don’t tell Pirate Software. Poor kid has too much on his plate as is.

9. I did my part!

10. except i wish the stop killing games thing was more about age verification bs instead ironic this all happens with age verification bs

11. Finally some good news!

12. Now we only have to stop chat control

13. Suck a dick, Pirate Software.

14. Crazy good. Wasn’t expecting anything above 90%

15. This means more than 1.3M signatures valid and easily passing the required amount. Congrats to Euro dudes, dudettes and dudenbies who made a great progress on their way to get full ownership of their games and it’ll hopefully spread to rest of the world.

    Now the obligatory SUCK MY FUCKING DICK PIRATE SOFTWARE!!!

16. That’s about 1400000 valid signatures for anyone wondering, and for anyone else wondering yes that means the initiative is not void due to not enough signatures.

17. Let’s goooo

18. Hell yeah, down with the greedy video game companies (especially Ubisoft, I want to play Crew again ffs)

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