What is the best way to convert a factory method?

Question

.NET

Good afternoon.
There is a .NET program that implements a turn-based multiplayer game. It contains the Game class, with the GameStateChanged, GameEnded events.
The game is created like this:

CurrentGame = GameFactory.CreateGame(_gameMeta, activePlayer, true); 
CurrentGame.GameEnded += OnCurrentGameEnded;
CurrentGame.GameStateChanged += OnCurrentGameStateChaged;

_gameMeta - number of players, type (human\bot); activePlayer - index of the current player; true - create bots.
When playing with at least one person - everything is fine. When playing only bots, it makes no sense to subscribe to CurrentGame events. When creating a game, it immediately starts, and the connection to the event occurs after it (the game) ends. What is the best thing to do - throw out the launch of the game from the factory method, or pass delegates to it as arguments (optional), which it will attach to events?

Answer 1

The correct way is to throw out the mandatory launch of the game. For example, by adding a named parameter with a default value.
Passing delegates to a factory method is already an extreme case, if it has come to this - it's time to change the architecture of the code, moving away from events.