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The Stop Killing Games initiative has raised serious concerns regarding the newly proposed EU Kids Act, describing the legislation as a potential catastrophe for the video game sector. Organizers argue that well-intended policy measures can result in detrimental outcomes.
According to Ross Scott from Stop Killing Games, the proposed legislation targets exploitative practices affecting minors through mandated parental controls, login time restrictions, and transparent monetization rules. However, Scott cautioned that the scope of the draft law remains excessively broad.
Scott characterized the potential regulations as draconian, explaining they would mandate personal data collection for online gaming access. Additional projected consequences include increased development expenses for independent studios and the prohibition of private servers, which could severely disrupt the European gaming market.
