Now that Subnautica 2 is finally here, players have been voicing their thoughts on the new survival game – including concerns over its end-user license agreement.
If you haven't read its EULA, Subnautica 2's agreement has a few worrying highlights, as one fan notes on Reddit. These range from not allowing players to use a VPN while playing to, erm, not being allowed to "go against 'social norms'" – whatever that means – and the inability to sue the previous publisher, Krafton.
It's concerning, to say the least, especially amid all the Stop Killing Games discussions online. Folks in the comments share their frustrations surrounding the EULA, dubbing its conditions "an insane overreach" and even "illegal" in regions like Europe.
Well, it's safe to say that the developers have heard their thoughts, thankfully. Over on Subnautica's official Discord server, they've responded directly to a player's question about what the EULA means for fans' autonomy while playing and whether they'll get in trouble for streaming and the like.
