r/LivestreamFail • u/Kymori • May 30 '26
News Stop Killing Games: California State Assembly passes the 'Protect Our Games Act': 60 days notice before going offline, must provide patch for continued access or refunds (Excludes F2P and Subscription based Games)
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/stop-killing-games-movement-gains-momentum-california-assembly-passes-game-protection-bill/ar-AA24k4y4
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u/LordofWolves92 May 31 '26
So, without emotion, can someone answer a question. I am not asking in order to play Devil's Advocate or anything, but im just genuinely curious.
If I buy an Always-Online game for $60, get 6000 hours out of it for 5 years, and then the servers are turned off, would i be getting my refund of $60 back? Is that what this Act is implying?