>>716056173
>petition is specifically to get the EU to address these types of "contracts" and their legality, and, ideally, clarify that they can no longer allow publishers to remove access to games you paid for on a whim
>"well it should be easy to prove the contracts are illegal"
are you an idiot

>>95920127
I can understand arguments to unban Prime Time even if I strenuously disagree with them

anyone who thinks Grizzlebrizzle should be unbanned is either a drooling retard or an investorfag who bought a pile of this showcase and wants it to spike to the moon

I have to fight the clown again on a fresh save after not playing since launch and I want to die