As a fellow lover of BFME, I agree with your frustrations.  I grabbed the xbox 360 version of BFME2 a while back when I found it just in case the pc version became completely unplayable.  <br><br>I don't look forward to the day when Destiny 2 goes offline, as that is easily one of the biggest time sinks I have with my friends currently.  We need to find a way for developers to immortalize their games, at low to no cost to themselves, in a way that doesn't detract from possible revenue yet keeps the games around for decades past their 'best by' date.  Physical hardware makes this easy with retro game consoles, but as we become more and more digital in our media, I don't look forward to seeing so many games fall to dust and memories because they were designed to be played for a few months or years, then discarded for the next money maker.