StevieD

Yep, corporates generally (with the exception of a few of the tech giants who have exercised a bit of strategic thinking for once) avoid IPv6 like the plague. None of the fintech companies I've worked for or still work for are even considering it. In the commercial world, if there's no way to monetise it or if it doesn't save the company money it won't happen. It's as simple as that. Unfortunately I suspect the same mentiality holds sway in the gaming industry as well. Problem is that many Euro ISPs are now using non-cgn ipv4 as an additional revenue stream by charging per month for statics and/or non-cgn connectivity, but still provide IPv6 static blocks for free. This makes home hosting an absolute ballache unless you have native IPv6 support, and also gives those of us with the inclination to experiment a good way to hone our skills with ipv6 at the same time. Now that FTTH is becoming more common it would be really nice to be able to run with native support, but as The_Great_Sephiroth said I think we'll be waiting on the engine/steam support code to support it 1st.