They're Killing Our Video Games
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- Опубликовано: 9 апр 2024
- In today's video, we discuss the Stop Killing Games campaign and why it is important to intervene and attempt to stop some of the practices that are partaken in big Triple A video game publishers such as Ubisoft.
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Ross W Scott’s website: www.stopkillinggames.com/
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no hate butyoure inflection on words is very off putting...
@zn4rf hmm your spelling and grammar are terrible for a true pedant 🤔
Have you ever heard the story of Plagueis the Wise?
LoL! Everyone is commenting political comments when this video is primarily about online gaming.
You see what you did with your last 2 videos. You encourage bad vibe division within your own community.
Did you see new Lara Croft game is going WOKE.
Ubisoft needs to get comfortable with people not buying their games
I hope they soon become less relevant than Acclaim and an actual caring company buys the Rayman franchise!
Yep. Games aren't a necessity and there's plenty of indie game developers that aren't screwing gamers over. I don't have to buy from Ubisoft.
People should buy the new Prince of Persia. The Rayman team made it and quite honestly Legends and Origins are both excellent. I think it was just priced a bit high but it’s already on sale.
@@DrGamelove no one gives a f about that even the prince of Persia from 90's looks better that that.
@@Riddletold then you don’t like metroidvanias with challenging but smooth combat? Cool. I do.
No wonder retro gaming is making a resurgence. Yours forever.
I’m playing old Legend of Zelda games, modern games are kinda trash.
Don't forget the popularity of indie games as well
Which is why there is a war on emulation going on on. Nintendo considers backing up your own games for preservation illegal.
Yeap classics are better I think even though I get some modern games I try and get them for free on ps store
@@kingj9664 Indie games with Steam is a joy. Yeah I'm over 40 and I remember the great 80's and 90's and early 2000's and some of those Indie remind me
If purchasing isn't ownership, then piracy isn't stealing. ❤
I mean... that is 100% logical.
Piracy isn't stealing, stealing is permanently depriving an individual or company of property.
Both are false
Selling game licenses under the terms and conditions AGREED to by the consumer is legal, piracy is not.
It just makes you accountable and games companies will continue on so piracy is far from the answer.
Raise awareness to get gamers to stop buying this sh*t, and push for games preservation is the only way I can see to get anywhere with it.
@@juniors3275 Nice try Doug Bowser I am still gonna pirate your games
You will own nothing, have no privacy, and be happy. Everything you need (not want) you will rent.
Unless you refuse en masse.
And give up steak and eggs while you're at it
I'm not getting in the pod and I'm not eating the bugs and I'm not renting my own games!
@@wingsoffreedom3589 yes you will
@@kaikiske7436 ypu can't make me! (sticks tongue out like a 3 year old)
You will eat ze bugz
The best way to stop them from killing games...is to not buy them. This industry in particular has forgotten that without customers buying the product they will no longer be able to make their so-called "art". A complete reset is needed, the people in the gaming industry have become way too narcissistic.
Except on a worldwide scale that doesn't work, too many uninformed consumers still buy said products or simply don't care
Good on paper, bad in application
While I agree for the most part, most young people have not been taught what capitalism or "Common Law" is in government schools. You have the right to sell products under the Common Law provided that they don't use force or fraud and fully inform the buyer of dangers that the seller is aware of that a reasonable buyer might not be. Selling you a product under one set of terms, then depriving you of what you just bought, is illegal under civil law. Tragically, we now have 150 federal regulatory agencies creating 185,000 pages (as of 2016) of regulations that people have to contend with, all because most of the public is only vaguely aware of how our civil and criminal courts are supposed to work.
@@CyberdriveAutomotive At least do your part and put that money in a better direction, even it out as best you can. It's why studios are thinking live services work just because Helldivers 2 is good. Let them fail again while we support the few good games.
@@OMGmyFACE Yeah for sure, for example I've bought a bunch of bundles in MW2 (too many) and while I still play MW3 I've only gotten blackcell season pass and haven't bought any bundles
They got rid of DMZ and replaced it with boring ass zombies so they dont get near as much money from me as they use to
@@OMGmyFACE SO deprive ones self of something for principle alone and no real reason at all? Thats ridiculous
I'm glad to see so many creators pushing Ross's video. If we gamers can come together to stop greedy corpo BS like this, could really give them something to think about, and maybe get decent games again. It's not just speaking with your walllet anymore. We really need a campaign like this to take off.
Ross is a good guy. He deserves so much respect for the work he's putting into this.
There should be a way to have your own server for these online games like you can for games like minecraft, that way if a company decides they do not want to manage a server for that game you can still play it with your friends if you choose to using your own private server.
MMO’s should have always been like that.
@@UninvitedGhost i dont think MMOs would work with only P2P
Taking this to the most extreme level, how long before companies start auto revising or inserting ads into ebooks? "Taking a moment to wipe the sweat from his brow Frodo contemplated the terrible weight of the one ring, and how much better things would be if only he had an ice cold Coca Cola."
Louis Rossmann had a recent video about Roku applying for an ad technology patent built into HDMI connectors
Or edit movies like Star Wars to have ads for things like Cerveza Cristal?
thats why you need to collect as much physical media as poss or download as much as you can, then they can do what they like as i wont buy it
Kindles do have ads in them. Although that can purchased out for the ad-free version.
Even still, many published ebooks do come with sneaky marketing ads, particularly investment or self help books, which only provides snippets, and then a link to their own ad ridden websites.
lol! It could happen. I remove DRM from books, load them onto the reader over USB, and keep the ebook reader offline .
So they would have a hard time showing ads on my reader!
Gamers… let the Great Shunning begin!!
At least a decade too late for that to work.
I started 9
years ago!
Followed swiftly by THE GREAT CORRECTION
This is the reason I keep saying that if the next generation of console games goes full digital, I will fully embrace old school gaming. I've been amassing a backlog of games for years and it keeps growing.
I was originally going to skip the PS4 and Xbox One completely but it was ONLY BECAUSE of my Mom’s non-understanding of things not being complete replacements and thinking old technology “has almost no hope” that I DID get an Xbox One in 2016… but only because my Jasper 360 RRODed! I should’ve been more firm, I would’ve gotten a replacement 360 sooner! It’s a shame when you’re a grown adult but your learning disability means you’re still largely dependent on your parents!
Same
Maybe the fact that you're not playing the games and amassing a huge backlog in the first place, is probably the real problem.
I already possess thousands of well backed up, cracked games, all of which I've already bought, but I still get called out for pirating. There are millions of us backing up games, who don't and wont share what we've preserved, until the games are officially dead, but games companies still go after us, even though we don't make a dime at it!
I think it has more to do with your eye patch and schooner that they call you a pirate for
@@greenkoopa 🦜🏴☠🦜🤣
There is nothing wrong about piracy whatsoever
As long as you already bought them, I don't see the problem.
I'm so glad to see you cover this. I agree with you 100%. They seem to not care about the customers at all anymore.
So glad to see this covered. We will all need as many people on board as possible if we want to fix this criminal behavior. The EU has laws on this conduct already and all that is needed is to get them to pay attention.
The EU is fully on board with the "own nothing and be happy" agenda,
It's not criminal behaviour when you have agreed to it in the terms and conditions. It's a bad situation but gamers did this to themselves.
I'm stuck in 2014 console-wise, and circa 2016 portable-wise
I was playing mk8 when it went offline 😢
PC wise?
A long while back my dad bought me a physical copy of flight simulator x for my birthday. A couple years ago i needed to reinstall it. Turns out Microsoft banned my CD key. I called Microsoft directly including their gaming department. Eventually i was forced to sign up to their flight sim forum where i put my case to a forum admin. I was then told my cd key couldn't be unblocked because support had ended. They wouldn't even give me access to the steam version... So in the end it was just easier to pirate it... I would have saved like 10 hours of my time lol
Some of the older PC games in physical format had stopped working because the DRM license expired.
@@diegosilang4823 then my purchase has expired and Microsoft owes my dad a $100 refund...
This was very well put together!!
Ironically I just watched a Sega Lord X vid the other night where he mentioned Ubisoft ALMOST going under …. And a single game with a single mascot saved them etc. etc. LOL 😅❤
I flat out refuse to purchase any media that isn't available in a physical format.
My brother said the same thing about 8 track tapes and it didn't work out for him either.
@@Upsideround Not a good comparison.
The 8 track tape market only lasted around 16 years. DVD and DVD ROMs have been around 28 years and are still supported and new hardware still produced today.
Same here I'm buying physical copies of DVDs and PS4 games 📀
Yeah, and when Rot comes, let me know how it feels to collect useless plastic
@@LightningSnakeRot hasn’t happened to me yet, and I still own PS 1 games. Taking good care of your things ensures disc rot won’t be a thing.
In 2006 I purchased an Xbox 360 with a few games, including Rumble Roses Double X.
Everything worked fine, except that game disc over span and become visibly marked after a couple of uses.
Game, where I purchased the bundle claimed that they could not except a return or refund the game as it might have been damaged by the console, suggesting that I would need to contact Microsoft to report the console.
Instead I contacted Konami who explained that I had not purchased a game disc put a software license, and as it was not the software that was defective but the disc, they were not going to send out a replacement.
The Konami representative insisted that it was my right to demand a replacement disc from Game who apparently knew that they had to oblige.
I returned to Game, and reiterated the message to the store manager. Reluctantly he agreed, complaining that they were now down a purchase that they couldn't get refunded.
This was before EULA's were a thing that the player agreed to.
Just stop buying their games, problem solved. Company closes or learns the lesson.
I stopped buying games over a decade ago and we still ended up here. You've gotta convince everybody else to solve the problem and that isn't happening.
@@gman3901 yeah, we have to do it together or no deal.
Thank you, what an amazing job. I've been playing games all my life except this past year.
I don't have Internet connection or a newer system everything is just very expensive but another aspect of this is the garbage they push out calling them games is pathetic I haven't touched my systems in over a year 😢. Thanks again Lady Decade for a great piece of RUclips Gold absolutely one of the best episodes ever on the platform. BRAVO 👏
the very companies that brought me joy killed it these past generations and all we have to show for it today overall is microtransactions, overpriced dlc, and low quality gaming
Thats why I am still on my 12 year old ps3. I have almost 80 games for it, and a bunch of ps1 and ps2 games, and a lot of the ps3 games still work online, BF3 you can always find full lobbies. I am legitimately worried about the new Elder scrolls and GTA games. I almost dont want to try them when they come out, I am sure they will be butchered.
This is just the beginning, in the future we won't even have physical consoles...
This mess started long ago with Steam and Games for Windows Live. In my opinion, this battle is already long lost. These younger generations of kiddos don't have this on their radar and have been brought up to view it as normal.
This is why teaching them about "retro" gaming is so important, at least so they understand the concept of actually owning the things they buy.
I think a LOT of us are fed up with the shenanigans going on with the game industry right now, rampant greed, busted products, forced ideology, false advertising, etc. It's time for a revolution.
Final Fight games were pretty good on the Super Nintendo 😊
Remember, they need us WAY MORE than we need them...
All we have to do is NOT buy their games and then we win - it's as simple as that.
Go convince everybody to not buy games then.
The era of triple A games needs to end before it kills the gaming industry
Ubisoft ain't getting any of my money anytime soon, especially now that they have pretty much confirmed this is their business model moving forward.
This business model has been in effect for at least a decade.
All these companies have seen how successful Adobe and Apple have been with The Subscription Model, they're just doing the same.
They're ingoring the option of selling the servers, rather then just shutting them down.
I absolutely love your content as a whole, but your recent videos taking calculated, well written, thoughtful and intelligent shots at the industry has been nothing short of stellar! It’s voices like yours that need to be heard and listened to more often and not the utter garbage coming from places like IGN, GameSpot, Polygon, etc. Thank you for being the voice of reason! ❤
You have become my no.1 youtube channel. Last couple of uploads you have done have been stellar. Topics that need to be talked about, to pass down to the younger gamers that this should not be normal comsumer practice and are being used. Not to defend these practices.
Expertly written, venomously delivered, not a word wasted. Absolutely love it.
Well said.
It's happening with Amazon Prime Video also, a movie I purchased was removed from my library and in its place was the option to buy or rent the same movie again, if game publishers don't want gamers owning a digital copy of the games, then they should stop using the words "buy or purchase" as they clearly mean transfer of currency for property ownership. But even if they went that far, I have no intention of ever renting a game or a movie, a lot of my games since PS3 era are digital downloads, but if I really liked the game, I bought it twice so I have a rather large collection of never opened PS3, PS4 and PS5 game discs.
I need to record my videos before that happens to mine as well.
@@dapperfan44 For me that movie was, "Once upon a time in the west", I bought it inside the Prime Video app on the Fire TV in my house, a month later when I was in the mood for watching it a second time, it was still in purchased videos but asking me to buy or rent it again, so I checked my order history inside Amazon itself just to be sure I hadn't rented it by accident, and there I found that I had indeed bought a copy of the movie but that it was no longer available for viewing, their customer service team were no use either. This is why it's so important that people's digital purchases are treated exactly the same as physical copies and why we must force them to use precise language when selling or renting copies to the public. If you buy it, it's yours, if you rent it, you can use it but it's not yours.
Unfortunately even back when games were all released physically those games came with a page at the back of the manual that stated that what you were buying was a license to play it. A license that they could revoke at their discretion. Of course back then without the consoles being internet connected that would have been difficult if not impossible.
Nowadays though with practically every game needing a patch (or nine) and consoles being internet connected coupled with some games just being the license key on the disc or cart with the rest having to be downloaded it's a more feasible option for them to revoke access now.
The biggest reason for all of this is consumers putting up with the companies tactics. Period.
The best and easiest way to eliminate customer unfriendly tactics is to stop supporting the companies doing it. The biggest obstacle to this are all the consumers who just shrug their shoulders and put up with it.
As someone who works in software/IT industry and aware of some of its history, I'd want to act surprised, but unfortunately I can't. Business models of "leasing" things and services have been the norm in business-to-business tech since the mid 20th century and it was a matter of when, not if, that this made its way into business-to-consumer operations. For better and for worse, the internet greatly accelerated that.
the issue here is that game companies still make consumers think they are buying a product... not subscribing to a service which has clear terms of termination like most non game softwares have
Every time a new AAA game releases these days is an even further reason to get back to retro gaming.
As long as we keep paying the price they ask...
Welcome to the party everybody. I figured it out back in the PS3 generation that when games started to require and Internet connection and DLC, the industry was transforming games from being products to being a service. That's when I financially checked out.
Agree with all people saying we should stop buying their games until they realize, without us they are nothing.
This ! Is the Future ! Games, Movies, Music… every entertainment media controlled by the provider.
Well it’s already the present for the most part.
Ubisoft failed to read the fine print on the back of my debit card where I clearly defined transaction to mean a loan paid back with interest.
Thank you for talking about this. We take so much. It’s good to take a stand on something
They're finally killing gba online play 😭😭😭
I had to subscribe. This channel is just too good
There's a reason that retro emulation portables exploded in popularity as well as collecting retro cartridges and investigating if a game runs offline online before purchasing.
Now a days, many games have little to no data on disc (most of them being made by Ubisoft), making physical copies useless even in the long run. Also games with drm or always-online dependency on a server to even get past the press-start screen that turn discs into bookmarkers or dead data on hard drives. There's also the outrage of consoles themselves depending on servers to even run physical discs that CAN run offline because of the greatest trojan horse in the industry (trophies/achievements). I've been complaining about this ever since consoles became online-capable in the ps3/360 era.
2 Words "Tomb Raider", check it out, see if it butter's your muffin. Should be a fun video for you to do. Keep it up, love your videos and sense of humour
Ohhhhhh I'm balls deep in research on that already xxx
@@LadyDecadejiggle jiggle
@@LadyDecade Tomb Raider Chronicles forums are in uproar 🤨
@@LadyDecadeshe said balls 🤭
This was always going to happen with online only games. Considering how large displays are nowadays, what's so bad about still having a local multiplayer mode on split screen? Even if servers are turned off, you'd still be able to play it with your family or friends so long as the game doesn't need to log in each time you run it.
They mostly phased out split screen multiplayer during the era of PS3 and Xbox 360. Online multiplayer took over because it made more money. Local multiplayer requires one TV, one console, one game and enough controllers. Online multiplayer means each player requires their own TV, console, game and online subscription.
They don't want us to have local multiplayer, and gamers supported this decision with their wallets.
Buy it on physical media, whilst you still can ....
love this new direction of covering these type of stories!
I'm glad you're speaking out against this. They're killing our video games for subscriptions, control and evil greed.
Thank you for putting a spotlight on Ross's campaign!
This is happening across all entertainment. When you buy a digital movie from Amazon, you don't get an actual download. You have actually bought a link, that could be revoked at any time.
Thank you for spreading the stopkillinggames message
What game is the backgound music from @ 3:22?
Its killing me!
Never mind. I got it! Its the character select theme from Streets of Rage 4.
Support indy developers and those that produce physical copies ONLY.
Thanks for talking about this.
Another awesome segment and thank you Lady Decade
Main culprit is the adduction to AAA "live service" micro transaction IPs
Main culprit are gamers for letting them get away with it for so long.
I wish I owned a copy of The Crew so I can file my complaint.
I never knew I wanted to see Lady Chun Li Decade until now.
Preach Lady! We're all tired of our games being ruined by forced woke & progressive politics.
Is that even what this video is about?
@chrischriskidnicky6088 no, this guy is just deranged. It's about buying games and then not being able to play them.
@@chrischriskidnicky6088no
I was avid gamer and used to buy new consoles normally day of release. I stopped at PS3 because where I live I cannot recieve fibre/broadband Internet and big data DLC/updates killed it for me, so digital download only doesn't interest me whatsoever. These days why would you first buy a game which is technically unfinished then be expected to pay more for extra content let alone the micro transactions ?
Also I don't believe in buying media unless you get a physical copy (disc or cartridge). This is because if bought a game then completed it/didn't like, I would want to sell or exchange for something else, this you cannot do with digital copy only.
Great vid Lady Decade, your great collection looks more valuable than ever!
I now have built myself batocera system with all my old favourites and many many more games to play.
Hopefully we can enact good laws against some of these blatant anti-consumer practices and preserving games.
This is exactly correct! What these big game companies are doing is insane and us (the costumer) paying them to do it is beyond so!!
Lady Decade, you are awesome! Your voice should be one of representation of us all. Both you and your husband are fierce defenders of gamers. Thank you.
That's why I have my own copy of ghost recon wildlands. The last ghost recon I can play off line
Plot twist: Lady Decade is actually Lydia loves Timelines.
Nah I'm kidding okay this is my first time here on this channel.
VR, XR, wearables, the datafication of everything, the metaverse, and the IOT is getting ready to change everything.
If a game is dependent on having a server functioning or whatever, and one day the official servers are going to go down and thus make the game unplayable, I say that publishers should be good sports and allow users to have their netcode and make their own private/unofficial servers so those that CHOOSE to partake can do so for as long as they like. Just throw out the usual legal jargon about doing so at your own risk, etc. and let any Average Joe run his own server out of his home. Of course, I'm sure that wouldn't happen because the publishers have to have their money, but it's saved other games from obscurity, like old-school Phantasy Star Online. Of course PSO still has single player mode, but it's definitely more fun with a group, and there are a lot of dedicated fans with their own private servers. This whole debacle is a slippery slope, but it highlights some really shady practices in the gaming industry...and as someone who grew up as a gamer kid, I feel like it's definitely worth standing up to companies that want us to just accept that titles are vanishing.
Thank you
France laws protect the consumer because the shops do not treat customers well 😅.
« Client is king » is not very often applied in my country. Maybe that’s why we have more laws in favour of the customers to restore a form of balance.
Okyakusama wa kamisama desu
I love that this chammel goes from "look at this weird niche game from the 90s" to "Corporate greed is bleeding us dry!"
I felt a little comfortable buying only single-player games, until Ubisoft removed all the access from Might & Magic X and it's DLC. Thankfully, the backlash made them restore que access, but still, there is no way to prevent this from happening even if you buy physical copies only. After all, the material does decay over time and on more modern consoles they could even block physical mídia with updates, which would always lead to emulation and jailbreaking being, for now, the safest way.
As a French resident and native, I must salute your effort for this video! And I agree with you... This makes no sense!
Awesome video, 2 thumbs up
I've decided to stop upgrading my PC. Maybe in ten years I'll come back and binge everything worth playing but right now gaming just doesn't hold my attention anymore.
I have a hard time just playing doom eternal on my ps5 with my internet dropping out from so many connected devices be nice to just play a game in single player mode without it being constantly checking if you own the game everything you lose and need to reload the level I end up playing nes or snes most of the time because I load a game I like and it just works.
I might not be protesting or complaining, but I am educated and is actively avoiding games that require internet connection, so publishers are losing money without knowing it. I hope there are more like me
I have about 1 1/2 drawers in a TV stand of DVDs.
Thanks for the memories 😊
Much of this is exactly why I haven't purchased any newer-gen systems after PlayStation 2, and don't even bother with all the mobile phone games with their "Gacha" mechanics and eventual disappearance when game companies don't update to a new phone's standards, or just cut server support completely. I'm perfectly happy with my older consoles, cartridges, and discs... for as long as they still work.
Im glad there are more people who see things the way I see thing sin gaming. I never liked online only games and service games especially when its a game that requires you to have other people to enjoy it. ALL games of ALL genres should have options and choices for how one wants to enjoy them. All game should have both online and offline functionality and modes to play with like games use to have. And I never liked it when a game stops getting support and then gets shut down after instead ofjust letting us still play the game or I dont, make offline variants of those games if youre going to shut down the online for it so we can at least still play them and let the community find a way to connect via online. And also I cant STAND when they delist games. Thats why I buy ALL of my games physical and thats why I hope that any game I want has a Complete edition of that game so I dont have to worry about any missing DLC/add on content, and game patches missing.
Interesting stuff!
I believe the future will be on media you have that is physical rather than DRM. If there is NO internet, there are NO games at all. Enjoy it while you can!
You leverage your ability to have a news announcer voice very well. :-)
It's bad when even creators like Lady Decade are even getting dragged into the culture war. It never belonged in gaming in the first place. Thank you for speaking up, ma'am.
There is no long term planning in the games industry, it's now based on get rich quick and sell out.
We need legislation that makes a digital sale an actual sale and not a license rental, and guarantees permanent ownership for the purchaser.
With the switch, I like that I can download my games permanently on a microSD card.
Lady Decade!❤❤❤❤❤😊
Thank god i still play my PS1 and PS2 here
This kind of behaviour should be ILLEGAL!
The makers of video games it's their fault and just 4 money.
Gamers allowed this by buying games over the last decade or so.
And this is why I’ve abandoned modern gaming and gone back to the SNES To the Xbox 360 eras of games there is so many good complete games to find out there and you Own them forever!
I remember when this all started with Sim City back in 2013, everyone lost their shit (rightfully so) and EA gave in and we got a non always online option. After that the makers laid low and slowly brought it back and now it's just the way it is.
Hi there and greetings from Australia.
To be honest I just hold off now and. Wait for sales. I got Dead Space remake Digital deluxe and Immortals of Aveum deluxe for $12 Ozzie each. (About 6 pounds each)
All this controversy of late has just driven me back to the 360 and Original Xbox where I picked up State of Emergency, The Suffering and The suffering Ties that bind and for 360 Transformers Fall of Cybertron and Fear 3 and Fear files to complete my fear collection on disc.
It’s great to go back and play games from a time where politics on games was either just made fun of or just didn’t exist.
I also have The Thing for the original Xbox on order that hopefully arrives tomorrow or Monday.
The law and state law makers/regulators really need to update digital laws.
can anyone tell me why someone is playing league of legends on a tv with a controller 3:49 and you can see the team chat on the left too so you know its not wild rift lmfao.
On top of all of what we see here in this grand video, what has been suggested by Mark Kern of Diablo 2 and World of Warcraft fame, AS WELL AS the sailing of the Seven Seas of the net. I think we might want to see if its plausible to perform a class action lawsuit of the entire industry that requires a shift to where whenever a company desires to no longer support a title themselves that has a necessary online component that we're allowed without retribution to set up fan-compiled servers to keep these games alive. Something that could also be a further business opportunity for that company that I don't think they realize they have a capacity to have. I mean they could sell the assets needed to do specifically that.