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Are you a Ubishart Looney Troon or a Concord Looney Troon?
Europe treats games as goods, not as a service, so goods laws apply here, therefore your license argument doesn't. Companies abide by forced goods consumer protections for video games. That's what you Looney Troon Amerisharts, Canadian cuckolds, and maybe some other 3rd World shitholes don't have in your national laws, while most of Europe does.
Maybe try being less of a Johnny Somali with your lack education about other places eh?