Assassin’s Creed Liberation delisted, unplayable even to owners starting Sept 1
What annoys me about this the most is the message from Steam, that sort of plays along with this.<p>"This game is no longer available for sale on Steam". No big deal, right.<p>Ok, fine, but it doesn't imply the servers going down and the title becoming unplayable...<p>Then 2nd message:<p>"Please note this title won't be accessible from <date>..."<p>Once again, accessible doesn't imply "the game won't start, thanks for the monies".<p>It's a bloody shame that I can start any games from the 90s on an emulator and they run just as fine, even content heavy. While these titles are completely riddled with DRM <i>and</i> screw you over after X years.<p>Publishers need to come clean, and after years of milking the cow, they must have a plan allowing <i>paying</i> customers to play the title they've been enjoying all these years. Otherwise, they <i>should be forced</i> to include the verbiage at release date "This title will stop working as of <date in the future>".<p>This kind of nonsense only promotes cracked games.