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Adding new criteria to play the latest patch of a game is something basically every major developer does on a regular basis - you'll get EULA confirmation promp
by kevingadd 6y ago
Adding new criteria to play the latest patch of a game is something basically every major developer does on a regular basis - you'll get EULA confirmation prompts after installing an update, especially if it's an online game like Rocket League. I'd say I see one 1-2 times a year for every online game I play.
The EULA not being visible definitely sounds illegal, though. Really absurd oversight.
- syshum 6y ago>>after installing an update This is the key part, it should be BEFORE you install the update, and with "Do you accept these new terms and wish to install" Not like it is today "We have forced these new terms on you, and if you do not accept you lose all access to this game" as there is no easy way to rollback to the previous version that worked