
The Stop Killing Games initiative, formed to prevent publishers from making games unplayable, has finally crossed its one-million signature threshold on its associated European Citizens' Initiative. This success came as a result of an industry-wide effort from just about every big-time creator. However, it remains unclear if it will succeed in changing anything.
Started by Ross Scott, also known as Accursed Farms on YouTube (of Freeman's Mind and Ross's Game Dungeon fame), the Stop Killing Games initiative was formed after Ubisoft killed its online-only racing game, The Crew, without offering an offline mode post-mortem.