Class action lawsuit

Draschel:  While a blanket EULA statement, may certainly dissuade a great majority of legal action, it is important to note that law is up to the interpretation and debate, to which where you are locally, or where the product is offered. As part of the entertainment sector, offering a product for sale, then allowing a sale to take place and thereby in the future changing that sold product, to something the initial interaction wasn't for? While yes, certainly I cannot speak informed of what EU, or RU laws may be - that certainly doesn't look good in a Canadian courtroom. Would it be expensive? Probably, would it be worth it? Probably not. Would a judge give a crapabout a defining EULA over services sold, if he were to self-compare it to other means of sold entertainment? Heck no.