Game developers wanting to integrate Discord's Social SDK into their games, so they don't have to worry about governments fining them or shutting them down along with their games, is something that is really really bad in my eyes.
Part of DRGA's future is the inclusion of a discord-like chat experience, and I'd imagine it would also have a way for game developers to integrate that into their game, similar to what Discord is doing, but of course, that comes with the freedoms that this code cannot provide.
However, game developers will still worry about governments shutting them down because it's still chats happening in their game, where even though they don't necessarily properly control these chats, governments might not see it that way and still they would get hit.
That's why, through DEGA (or other), developers don't need to even integrate a chat (text or voice) system within the game if they are worried, as they would only need to utilize users' npub and connect that to their game account, and that would allow a client like DEGA (or other software that's not under a company, but just one that was released out of who knows where and the devs disappear, Satoshi style), to seamlessly connect all players within a match, for example, and have them chat with each other via text or voice.
This would result in proper freedom of communication within games, without the fear of moderation, censorship or bans, and without game developers worrying about legal liability (I'd imagine).
