The prospective legislation's off to the California State Senate next Image credit: Ubisoft A Californian bill backed by the Stop Killing Games campaign , which would see publishers shutting down servers for online games forced to provide full refunds or a version of the game players can keep on playing independently of said servers as part of the process, has hopped another hurdle. It's passed a full vote in California's State Assembly, paving the way for it to head to the state's senate as it inches closer to becoming a fully enacted law despite opposition from the Entertainment Software Association (ESA) . Last time I wrote about this bill, known as AB 1921 , it'd just passed a vote by a state committee focused on the fiscal cost of proposed legislation. Now, as highlighted by the Stop Killing Games Campaign on Reddit , AB 1921's passed a State Assembly vote this week.…