The Stop Killing Games movement has officially backed the proposed California bill focused on protecting players when online games are shut down.
> Publishers must provide an offline mode or a way to keep the game playable after server shutdown.
> If this is not possible, players should receive a full refund.
> The goal is to protect digital ownership and game preservation.
This proposal follows growing concerns over games becoming completely inaccessible once support ends, especially after shutdowns like The Crew.
Most gamers think that if players pay for a game, it should remain playable or be fairly compensated.
@ThisIsFormu1a1 Weren't those new engine rules designed to please car manufactures and get more of big names into F1 like Audi? Because they wanted more road relevance?
These regs never were about the fans. Batteries have to go because they're the main reason why these cars are so big and heavy.
@bertverrycken@ThisIsFormu1a1 The viewership will tank the most once fan favourite drivers leave the sport like the big three of Verstappen, Alonso and Hamilton, and there's no one to fill their shoes.
@Kd2vlxrocky@AutismCapital So the solution would be to... seize the means of production and control the market so that goods can go to regular people for a reasonable price? We've been there before and it seems neither system works because of the same reason - the aforementioned greed.exe
@afmllk1F2@SCUDERIAFEMBOY Other drivers were scared (insecure) that if they helped Max he would surpass them even faster. Well, rightfully so. Max doesn't really have to be afraid of that, and even if they will, I don't think he'll mind, having already achieved what he wanted.
@toyoshy2@Pirat_Nation But the dialogue was written by a writer for the game and actor's performance was directed by a VA director. Many people work for the final result.
@AaryavJena @F1Clapped His current record from 2022 isn't very impressive as the gap opened at the very beginning of the season due to bad luck and reliability issues rather than a bad car like this year.
@AaryavJena @F1Clapped People will still doubt his abilities and losing this championship gives them another argument. If Max had won and completed the biggest, most impressive comeback ever then the haters would lose all ammunition.
@BoxBoxAndStop Imposter syndrome is when someone who deserves to be in a certain position thinks too little of themselves and believes they don't deserve to be there. That description doesn't fit here.
@kumarvikash@MV33Racing It hurts a bit more because of how close Max mas despite having a much worse car. If he finished 100-200 points behind we would be "fine, the championship wasn't on the cards because the car was terrible". But we came so close to witnessing the best comeback in history of F1. :(