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RealFknNito@lemmy.world 1 week agoLol you not understanding why that can’t happen is what’s sending me. There are so many issues with just the PREMISE of this that you don’t even address.
At what point is a game considered dead? When is a company obligated to provide access? Will the company be legally obligated to release character profiles? If yes, how does one stop third parties from modifying it/cheating prior to hosting? If no, it’s everyone expected to restart ion company death? How will this access be granted or hosted? How long will this need to be available for? Who pays to keep this information hosted for that duration?
There are so many fucking questions unanswered because you seem to think you can just throw fucking LAN ports on a game and it just work. Your brain is stuck in 2004 where all you needed was an IP address and port number. Games aren’t that simple anymore and the ones that are, already fucking have it.
SoftestSapphic@lemmy.world 1 week ago
You not understanding the technology of game development has nothing to do with this fair ruling.
Games used to always come with an option to play somehow by yourself offline.
Sorry but this isn’t a big issue, developers can do the bare minimum to make sure people are able to play a videogame they pay money for.
RealFknNito@lemmy.world 1 week ago
“Games used to have it but I’m going to ignore why they don’t now and demand it be like it used to be”
You’re bitching about the evolution of games, demanding they return to suit your preference without explaining how.
Congrats, you’re old and out of touch. Or just dumb. I don’t give a shit which, just stop spewing misinformation.