I hope they don’t forget about loopholes like: removing all the multiplayer content and replace it with an offline “mini game” (could be as simple as pressing a single button). There, we “updated” our game just before it’s end of life, and it’s now “playable forever”. Or what about CS:2 which simply replaced CS:GO, because Valve didn’t want to release a game with limited content to compete with their older title. The CS:GO version is still playable offline via beta branch, but only offline afaik.
I hope they don’t forget about loopholes like: removing all the multiplayer content and replace it with an offline “mini game” (could be as simple as pressing a single button). There, we “updated” our game just before it’s end of life, and it’s now “playable forever”. Or what about CS:2 which simply replaced CS:GO, because Valve didn’t want to release a game with limited content to compete with their older title. The CS:GO version is still playable offline via beta branch, but only offline afaik.
Its no longer the advertised nore the game you purchased. So that cant be done under already existing laws