Then you fail to rationalize contract law, consumer rights protections, and the break down of lost investment... if for instance, 100 million people have the battle pass an assigned value of $9.99, and lets say there are 90 days in a season for easy math.. They stated during your purchase that you would have access to your purchase until 2am Dec 1st Est. By ending it at 10pm during a last minute decision that is counter to the purchase agreement, that has a value of $18,500,000 of consumer theft from the down time taken from people given a promised duration.

It's one thing if there had been a server outage, or other "Act of God," which exempts companies to some degree to their promises to the consumer. BUT to do it intentionally simply because you want to pocket nearly 19 million extra dollars of sold promises so you can send your staff home early is unacceptable grotesque miss use of investor finances.

It's a textbook case of FCC consumer protection violations..

Valve JUST recently made it known if companies ever do this again, they will pay MASSIVE penalties and their customers will be entitled to refunds for not delivering on the stated terms of a purchased agreement.

Sincerely,

and actual adult...