He argues that marketing live service games as permanent products while hiding terms of service is a bad business practice that should be reformed.

“In the case that a studio is making a live service game and they sell it to you as a product, they say that you are purchasing the game or you are buying the game when in reality you're actually purchasing or buying a license to that game. I think that we should be fighting about that.”

He believes the Stop Killing Games initiative is too vague and would negatively impact all live service games.

“It is incredibly vague and will damage all live service games.”