Pirate Software lost over 100,000 YouTube subscribers after backlash over Stop Killing Games video controversy.

Pirate Software has lost over 100,000 subscribers on his main YouTube channel since the Stop Killing Games controversy started.

On a basic level, Stop Killing Games is a movement opposing publishers making games unplayable at the end of their life cycle ...

As expected, they are strongly against the SKG initiative. Ross Scott released another video breaking down their arguments.

It stresses that forcing publishers to maintain online support indefinitely would "have a chilling effect on game design, and ...

Scott’s whole rebuttal is worth watching as he continues to rebuke the industry trend of killing off online games. “Remember, ...

In the UK, the petition is now approaching 200,000 signatures. A preliminary response was released by the British government ...

Ross Scott who runs the Accursed Farms YouTube channel posted a video about Ubisoft taking The Crew offline and not only ...

The Stop Killing Games EU petition has surpassed 1 million signatures, but the campaign's founder Ross Scott warns more will ...

Jason 'Thor' Hall, the face behind Pirate Software, opposes the Stop Killing Games movement for specific reasons he's been ...

The movement needs more than a million votes to make up for potential invalid signatures, while also facing opposition from ...

Jason "Thor" Hall, also known as "Pirate Software," has spoken out about the Stop Killing Games petition receiving over a ...