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Message: [QUOTE="_oBSOLEte_, post: 213163, member: 39353"] AFAIK this is the first time people have pooled data seriously about the subject, not only about live service games, but modern games requiring online access in general. And for those who missed the point of the video... 1. Everything on Steam/GOG/Epic nowadays is sold as a service. You [S]own[/S] rent non-transferable game licenses, it's a service, not a product. 2. It's not "impossible" to preserve those games. Because 15% of them are, despite the publishers, preserved by fans who did the effort of cracking them or emulating their servers. 3. 15% preserved by the fans. 2% preserved by the devs. Let that sink in for a moment. Publishers and devs would rather destroy their own consumable work than let people who paid for it being able to continue playing. They might as well flip burgers at least when consumed there's still an intake of protein. [/QUOTE]

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