We have passed 900k signatures! I said this in August, and I hate saying it again: Every person who makes a mistake on the signing gets theirs invalidated, so we have to go into overdrive to make up for them. 10%? 20%? 40%? We can't stop at 1 million!.

To clarify, there's no risk of the initiative being invalidated if someone spoofs a signature, it just won't count towards it. It's still a crime, but the only penalty would be on the person doing it, not the initiative. It DOES mean as many legit signatures as possible helps.

It's probably not many, but I've been given a couple reports that there have been claims of non-citizens spoofing signatures on the EU initiative. A reminder this is a government process and that's considered a crime and would probably get reported to Europol or Interpol.

The UK petition has reached 100k signatures! This means it will be brought before Parliament and we can ignore the old garbage answer that didn't address the problem. Will have a video on it later. Keep signing for safety margins!.

We have passed 90k signatures! If we can keep even a fraction of this momentum, I think we have it. However, if some signatures are found to be invalid, then they'll be removed later, so keep going even if it passes 100k as a safety margin!.

We have passed 800k! This is suspenseful for me, since I've seen the momentum crash once before and I'm sure people know how interest can surge then fall off quickly online. I don't see this as a sure thing, but if we keep this up, we could make it!.

I'm late watching this, but this is one of the best cases I've seen for SKG from a developer perspective. I think most consumers / gamers don't need this kind of convincing, but for those hung up on the technical feasibility, this is worth watching.

The UK petition has cleared 80k signatures! While it only has under 2 weeks left, I think we have this if we can maintain even a portion of this momentum. I'll say some more on it later. #StopKillingGames.

Today's the #StopKillingGames promotion day planned by the volunteers! I encourage people to make a post with that hashtag. I'm just following orders though, it's safe to label me as a boomer in regards to social media.

The UK petition has passed 70k! I was NOT expecting to make an update on it twice in the same day. While it has only 2 weeks left, it might be within sight now.

The UK petition has passed 60k! While it's not as powerful as the EU initiative, it still has a chance. UK law prohibits omitting information which affects customer purchase decisions, you know, like how long you get to keep a game if you pay for it.

Big thanks to @Jacksepticeye for helping cover Stop Killing Games! Seeing all these people support the movement makes me feel less crazy!

We have passed 700k signatures! Even though this just the EU, people in other countries will likely get the benefits if passed, since once a publisher makes an EOL build, the work is already done, they may as well distribute it globally.

Er, just to clarify, you can only sign the European initiative if you're an EU citizen, and the UK petition if you're a UK citizen (or resident). That's probably obvious, but you know how people on the internet can be and I'm too cheap to pay for an edit button.

I was just sent this. Nothing but thanks to PewDiePie! Although you CAN sign the initiative no matter where you live, as long as you're a citizen of an EU country or the UK.

The UK petition has passed 50k signatures! A reminder that the first negative answer given is completely irrelevant if we get 100k, because then it skips that department and heads straight to Parliament instead.

Just a heads up, volunteers for SKG want as many people as possible to make a post on Twitter (or Blue Sky) about the initiative on July 2nd with the hashtag #stopkillinggames to try and surge things. I'll post then too.

Some announcements and commentary on the Stop Killing Games campaign. The announcements are at the beginning, then the rest of this is just answering various viewer questions about the movement.

Live videochat with viewers starting in about half an hour at I'll talk about SKG first, then answer random questions as usual afterwards.

I've said before that I don't think I was the ideal person for leading SKG, here's an example I was sent of the type I was thinking of: seems normal, well spoken, lots of credentials, more knowledgeable, doesn't ramble, a lot of things I'm not:.