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Stop Killing Games Movement Faces Financial Scrutiny

7/22/2025

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The Stop Killing Games movement, led by YouTuber Ross Scott, fights for players' rights to access online games even after servers shut down. With over 1.4 million signatures backing the cause in Europe, the movement now faces scrutiny over alleged financial misconduct tied to Scott's volunteer efforts. He defends the initiative, citing EU rules that exempt non-financial support from sponsorship disclosures.

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The Stop Killing Games movement, led by YouTuber Ross Scott, fights for players' rights to access online games even after servers shut down. With over 1.4 million signatures backing the cause in Europe, the movement now faces scrutiny over alleged financial misconduct tied to Scott's volunteer efforts. He defends the initiative, citing EU rules that exempt non-financial support from sponsorship disclosures.