Let's for the sake of discussion assume that the proposed petition would be law tomorrow in its entirety. Tomorrow morning Bungie shuts down their backend servers where your character info resides, they release the binaries for their backend runtimes, and that's it, destiny 2 is still playable, you can launch it from steam, pass the title screen and that's it, error messages because there's no servers to contact, your characters, items, progression all gone, forever. The game is still playable, it runs, in compliance with what the petition asked. So until someone sets up a private backend hosted somewhere you cannot play any content , or you could self host and play the campaigns ( at least those missions without matchmaking mandatory like excision) all the other things are out of question. And even if somebody sets up a public backend do you think they'll have the same hardware resources that bungie uses now for thousands of players? If now on new dlcs we have long ques to even log in, imagine with a lousy home server what a shitshow it would be. Well this was all for the sake of discussion. The harsh reality is that you are expecting the EU commission to actually give a crap about this petition. The same EU commission that is relentlessly making efforts to dismantle the end to end encryption on devices with backdoors, and they [b] CENSORED THE NAMES OF THE LOBBYIST WHO PROPOSED SUCH LAW FOR MAINTAINING THEIR PRIVACY.[/b] They'll smile and say that this ruins the economy, what's important now for the EU is to find every penny to pay the US weapons industries to rearm themselves , who the -blam!- cares about videogames?