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As usual US companies go to other countries with their legal and commercial way of work and without care trample the local law. To play FIFA or crash bandicoot
by ptsneves 3y ago
As usual US companies go to other countries with their legal and commercial way of work and without care trample the local law.
To play FIFA or crash bandicoot in Poland I need to agree on a huge EULA in English before playing. Arbitration property rights etc. Are these people even for real? Crash and FIFA are games mostly played by children, and I admit adult me.
- solardev 3y agoIn the US, we like to train our children to blindly accept long legal texts without question. This makes them better workers and voters later on.
- 9dev 3y agoThat’s always seemed hilarious to me. In most of the EU, long and complicated EULAs are completely void, and yet the top brass lawyers at EA insist on including them?
- soco 3y agoThe simple reason is probably the central management just doesn't care. If it works it works, if not they can fire the regional leaders for "failing to implement the central orders" and try it again. And if there's a fine, it's just the cost of doing business.