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The problem isn’t that these companies are denying access to a game that millions paid money for, the problem is they marketed the game as a purchase that the b
by theoreticalmal 3y ago
The problem isn’t that these companies are denying access to a game that millions paid money for, the problem is they marketed the game as a purchase that the buyer will be able to use forever, and are now ostensibly changing the rules. There needs to be really clear marketing about whether a purchase relies on an internet connection and a working auth server to run.
- beretguy 3y agoCorrect. If they want to destroy their own game it sucks but it’s ok IFF they explicitly let users know that they won’t be able to play the game forever. They should provide a shut down date upfront.