>10 minutes ago, the California State Assembly Appropriations Committee voted yes to move the bill forward to the Assembly floor.>This is a huge success. The gaslighting attempts by the ESA failed.>Back shortly before Christmas, when I flew to the U.S. to help set up SKG-US, I didn’t expect us to get this far this quickly. It has been an honor to take part in drafting this bill on behalf of the SKG community: gamers, developers, and publishers alike.>Next up is the floor vote, where every member of the California Assembly will have the chance to vote on it. We will need all of you once more for that. More on this shortly.>On behalf of the SKG team: Thank you. It begins.
he's gonna hack it so that it doesnt pass
>>738894283Isn't he busy fucking his own ferrets?
never roach out, anons
>>738894419I'm not sure how this is physically possible, unless he makes a contraption with multiple ferrets tied together with several elastic bands or something.
>>738893996This is not just about the present, it's about the future.The future the game industry want is one where the files are not in your computer, everything is streamed, either by video or files being sent on demand, one where a "problematic game" can disappear in a puff of smoke, and erased from the story.And this wonky shit also fucks with this plan royally.
California is a communist shithole. Of course they're going to clap like seals for socialized games.They're going to pass this.
>>738893996California Assembly appears to be uncertain with the voting, but it's good to know there's two ongoing advances that would progress SKG goals. The EU citizen initiative gets important update around July.
Stop Killing Threads
>>738895345Bro, just pull support for your game in California if it passes.Unlike the EU, California is small enough that excluding it won't dent profits nearly as much.
>>738895345So minecraft is socialist.
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>>738893996Kill games. Kill them early, and kill them often.
still not
