Stardock Announces 'The Gamer's Bill of Rights'

[Kekvit Irae]

Good ideas, but it sadly wont take off. Publishers desire money more than rights of gamers.

[Mouzafphaerre]

Good ideas, but it sadly wont take off. Publishers desire money more than rights of gamers.

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Coal mine owners did too. But labour rights were eventually achieved.


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[CountArach]

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Coal mine owners did too. But labour rights were eventually achieved.


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We need a gamer's union

I wouldn't. But you can bet many people will. That's kinda like putting your wares on a busy street with a little tin box that says "$9.99 per copy, pay here please".

Oh yeah, I know there are people who would rought the system, which is why we are in the situation we are in now. I just don't know how to fix it.

[Xiahou]

Their model has been pretty successful. Both GalCiv1 & 2 sold very well and Sins of a Solar Empire was a top 10 seller for quite a long time iirc.

[Kekvit Irae]

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Coal mine owners did too. But labour rights were eventually achieved.

I'm pretty sure the two are worlds different. People died working in the coal mines, but you don't see people dying working in GameStops.

[seireikhaan]

I'm pretty sure the two are worlds different. People died working in the coal mines, but you don't see people dying working in GameStops.

Nice list btw, it'd be nice to see every company adopt similar ideas.

[Papewaio]

I'm pretty sure the two are worlds different. People died working in the coal mines, but you don't see people dying working in GameStops.

A few Koreans would like to beg to differ... but they died for the ultimate sacrifice... that of any hope of being considered cool by playing Starcraft until their internal organs failed and they died at the desk.