玩家輸了？“停止殺死遊戲”130萬簽名被駁回：歐盟不立法，數字遊戲所有權這次真被公司狗撕開了

On June 16, 2026, the European Commission officially rejected the "Stop Killing Games" European citizen initiative. This campaign took two years and garnered over 1.29 million verified signatures. Players' demands were simple: when a sold game ceases commercial operation, the publisher should at least maintain a reasonably playable state. Offline patches, self-built server tools, and minimized clients were all negotiable. However, the EU's response was: no legislation. Reasons included intellectual property, copyright, third-party technology, anti-cheating, trade secrets, and industry costs. The alternative was to allow industry and consumer representatives to communicate and promote a so-called "voluntary code of conduct." In simpler terms: Players asked, "I paid for a game, and it becomes useless as soon as the server shuts down, is that reasonable?" The official response was: "Even corporate employees have their difficulties, why don't you guys talk it over first?" #KunChangRadio #StopKillingGames #DigitalGameOwnership #TheCrew #Ubisoft