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Stop Killing Games founder Ross Scott has addressed the UK Government's response to their petition.
He believes it may reveal Ubisoft may have violated consumer rights when shutting down The Crew servers.
The UK Department of Culture, Media & Sport has responded to the petition.
The Department says there is currently no basis under UK law regarding long-term operability of video games.
Stop Killing Games' UK petition closes October 16th .
UK government could argue the “ Requires Internet Connection ” disclaimer on the box is sufficient.
Scott admits the exact plan of attack based on this angle is fuzzy, due to needing someone familiar with UK law.
The UK Gambling Commission declared they didn’t find loot boxes to be gambling back in 2019 .
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