"Stop Killing Games" Campaign Launches to Challenge Game Server Shutdowns

Initiated by YouTuber Ross Scott, the campaign seeks legal action against the practice of making purchased games unplayable.

A new campaign named "Stop Killing Games" aims to challenge the practice of publishers making their games unplayable by shutting down servers.
The initiative, started by YouTuber Ross Scott, seeks to prompt governments to investigate the legality of this practice and possibly pass legislation against it.
The campaign was sparked by Ubisoft's decision to shut down the servers for The Crew, affecting its 12 million player base.
Petitions are being organized in countries like France, the UK, Canada, and Australia, with plans to extend efforts to the European Union.
Support for the campaign is growing among gamers, YouTube personalities, and independent game studios.