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Originally Posted by Joe Forster/STA
And you seem to forget that, when the company goes down, that contract will become obsolete. Or is there an extra paragraph in the EULA saying that you may call the CEO in his house for technical support if the authentication servers go down for, let's say, an "unreasonable amount of time"? EULA's are especially known to disclaim all kinds of responsibility from the company!
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Yes EULA's are a pain, but when your in a contract your in a contract.
Now imagine if Blizzard say for some weird reason went bust, they have to provide a means for people to play World of Warcraft, that is Law.
A huge massive fine on top of bankruptcy vs bankruptcy and a small server program for people to use to make own servers etc, I think they would choose option 2.
Dont forget just because they go bankrupt, a huge fine can still be made onto them which would be recovered via sale of company etc.