It wouldn't be a "let's help the gamers out" thing, it's just that our EU Overlords love bureaucracy and regulations.
Jesus Christ.
The dude seems determined to actively work against this. The way he latched on to that Ross slide comes across as unhinged. Imagine being Ross and working on this for years, only for some 2-million-sub rando propped up by youtube to get so petty over it. He even calls The Crew a live-service game and argues that Ubisoft is in the right.
Conveniently, he doesn't mention how much of the current slop is not advertised as online-only or a live service. When I still cared about modern games it was impossible to get information on whether something could be played offline. The company wouldn't talk about it, journoscum wouldn't ask.
Must protect the corportion at its finest.
EDIT: People in the comments calling Ross a disgusting loser, for reasons (?). I don't know if Thor has developed a cult around him or he's becoming a lightning rod for corpo white knights.
EDIT2: Thor defenders are arguing that Ross/the initiative is against giving customers the right to host their own servers, as if that would require giving up the company's IP rights. I don't think even Thor himself made that argument against Ross. He went with "that would lead to cheating". But why would a company care about cheating in a game they no longer support?