Ubisoft was recently sued because the company decided not only to stop supporting one of its projects (The Crew 2), but to take away the right to launch it from customers.
After that, dissatisfied users went to court with a claim, demanding compensation for expenses. Ubisoft's lawyers, unable to come up with anything smarter, decided to respond in the spirit of the fact that players do not buy games, but rent them. Therefore, developers have every right to take away their purchase and not compensate for expenses.
However, according to Ubisoft's own statements, games are rented until 2099. In addition, sometimes projects are purchased in the form of gift certificates, which, according to California law, have no statute of limitations.
Isn't it time to shut down this sharashkina office?
Warface launches the festive event Triumph in honor of Victory Day: the return of the PvP mode "Arsenal" and a new series of weapons.
The company hopes for a quick resolution to the problem.
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He will be the last one for the game.
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