Why 'Stop Killing Games' Will Fail – The Unfortunate Truth No One Admits
12🎮 Stop Killing Games Will Fail — and in this video, I explain why.
The #StopKillingGames movement is fighting for something we all want: the right to keep playing the games we bought. But will it actually work? I break down the business model, the legal problems, and the harsh realities that publishers don’t want you to know.
⚖ ️ From DRM and server shutdowns to corporate lobbying and outdated laws — this video dives deep into why the system is built against preservation, and what we need to change that.
✊ I fully support the spirit of the campaign — but blind optimism isn’t enough. Let’s talk about what really needs to happen to save our games.
Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:46 - The Petition Sounds Powerful... But Isn't
01:40 - Publishers Will Never Let This Happen
02:48 - EULAs Make This Practically Unstoppable
03:54 - Shutting Down Games Is Good Business
05:04 - The UK Petition ? A Dead End
05:48 - The Campaign Has No Legal Backing
07:05 - But Awareness Does Change Things
07:45 - What Might Actually Work
09:13 - Final Thoughts
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