@ChrisAWJBethel How is creating a game for you to enjoy "oppressive and deceitful"? I have to say, I am truly amazed by your response.
The company tells you, upfront, everything about how they will manage the product--the product that they own and can do with whatever they wish--in the TOS & EULA. If you don't like the terms and conditions, you are completely free to take your money and do something else with it--like buy a competitor's game, and hit them where it hurts most: the bank account. Or you could save that money for a rainy day, take someone out to a nice dinner, get some new clothes, etc. The possibilities are endless, and for you alone to decide!
So, again, how is knowing all the terms ahead of time, knowing the company's track record as you do, and being completely free to choose what you will do with your money, "oppressive and deceitful"?
