That would be nice for sure. Even just an offline single player mode with only some features for unsupported software would be a great start rather than being unplayable entirely.

Slightly separately but interestingly: Bill C-244 (44-1) and C-294 (44-1) are two bills in the Senate I've been following, that are related to the Copyright Act, for diagnostic/repair and interoperability respectively. Just today they have moved through a 2nd reading in the Senate so one step closer to a final vote and passage. If these bills pass, as far as I understand it, even if companies aren't obliged to provide every feature, circumventing DRM for the purpose of troubleshooting, making operable (fixing), and making interoperable software people have a license to use, would no longer be against The Copyright Act here.

Nice I will share this on the aussie instance.

Edit: I copied the format but removed permanent resident with just resident due to the website saying "Each person that signs your e-petition (including yourself) must confirm that they are a citizen or resident of Australia." I am not sure if that means permanent or not.

It will be interesting to see how our legislators react to this anyway. We should expect to see an official response from Parliament at minimum.

Yeah. I'm still impressed there are 4000 interested people but we'll see how many we can get by September.