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So how could you be sur ? it's just the start there nothing, just a start of thinking and nothing from the eu?
Are you like Nostradamus just because you decided it won't without any evidence of any sort ?
so imo keep talking like always and give us your "POINT OF VIEW" but please don't insult us on presenting it like a evidence or a proof of your story telling...
The example game you gave was not online only.
so imo you should read the faq of the initialtive again ...
https://citizens-initiative.europa.eu/initiatives/details/2024/000007_en#
You didn't lose access to playing the game, only the multiplayer function. This initiative would not have changed that.
and the dlc ?
because i've paid for a full working game when i first bought it, not only single player but also mp...
But true the initiative will not cover my game , i just gave it as an exemple of what could happend if nothing come out of this kind of initiative as only the futur game will be the target and publisher won't be able to do this kind of practice for futur game
Like The Crew.
Anyway like i said earlier it won't concern old game but only futur game only if the initiave succeed
and also hope it prevent this kind of stuff
https://store.steampowered.com/app/201870/Assassins_Creed_Revelations/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgcQRY509bo
so wait and see, we have 1 full year to wait till the end of the initiative and till it get more refined about what will be include into it.
You should really read the initiative.
I don't think the initiative will affect games like The Crew even if it succeeds.
The EU isn't going to make it illegal for a business to stop offering a service. And a game that has its entire point being the multiplayer isn't going to be rewritten as a singleplayer game for free, especially not when the player count has dropped so much it's not worth the company renewing the licenses to show the branded cars that are in the game on-screen.
Imagine a fan-made multiplayer Pokemon game. It gets shut down by a C&D from Nintendo. Do you think the EU is going to tell those modders that they have to make another copyright-infringing game and illegally distribute it for free or suffer some punishment?
There are just too many ridiculous things that a literal interpretation of what the initiative claims it will do will cause for it to turn into a law.
Like the last Sim City.
It was a game marketed about how you would always be playing with other people. It's an open world MMO where you're a car. The entire point is the social aspects.
I'm looking through the screenshots and so far I haven't found any evidence of there being a single NPC-controlled car in the game. If you made the game singleplayer, it'd essentially just be a map viewer.
It's also going to be a very long battle. I don't think we'll see any meaningful change in the next ten years.
And changes won't ever be retroactive. The Crew is gone. For good. And so will many more games before any real change happens (IF it ever happens)