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Any agreement can't supersede laws. At least in my country. So I don't really care whatever EULA says, when I have bought something, and it was taken from me, I
by TheLoafOfBread 3y ago
Any agreement can't supersede laws. At least in my country. So I don't really care whatever EULA says, when I have bought something, and it was taken from me, I want it back or a refund.
- redprince 3y agoIs it the EU? A lot of people feel that the particular action of Ubisoft of shutting down their online service and thus making their game unplayable should violate some EU law, but I can't find anyone actually pointing to a particular law. If the law ever changes you may have a better chance. Or such games will not be published in the first place.
- poizan42 3y agoI haven't read it, but someone else here mentioned Directive (EU) 2019/770 (... on certain aspects concerning contracts for the supply of digital content and digital services)