Yeah Im going to chime in right there, his opinion is relevant. You cant just cut off a release an expect everybody to stop experiencing it. IMHO this is simil

Yeah Im going to chime in right there, his opinion is relevant. You cant just cut off a release an expect everybody to stop experiencing it. IMHO this is similar to books that go out of print. People might go to different methods to obtain copies. It's the publishers/developers fault if they loose out on money if they are not making their works available. Plus many developers let works expire deliberately to attempt to force people to other options that serves only ulterior motives. Copyright was only valuable to protect a work for a limited time. Many publishers and developers are using the extension of copyright way past its public benefit. People forget that commercialism is meant to serve the public good, not the other way around. Rights as a commercial enterprise are limited by operating a private enterprise under strict guidelines that serve common good, hence the reason why we have charters. The fact that charters are no longer honored under the principals they were created for in the first place is another matter.