Is that you Pirate software? Your takes are as equally misinformed. > But it's less obvious to me how the legislation should work for a multiplayer-only game

Is that you Pirate software? Your takes are as equally misinformed. > But it's less obvious to me how the legislation should work for a multiplayer-only game It should. If the game is made after the Stop Killing Games law is passed, you have to have A Plan. Open source engine? Not prosecute private servers? Pick your poison. > Why is multiplayer special? It's not. Multiplayer wasn't special ten years ago. Only insistence on always online DRM and micro transactions changed this.