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Originally Posted by LowlyAssassin
I currently fail to see how anyone could put forward a case to sue UbiSoft in regard to the release of assassins creed unity, unless the complaint was that it was an unfinished game but can you sue for somebody releasing a buggy game? Something tells me no
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Well, it would most likely be under a breach of contract or false-advertising type claim, but regardless they obviously felt that someone could sue (or their lawyers did at least) and thus put the non-arbitration (etc.) clause in the TOS for their free game. And its not that someone could win a suit as much as bring one. Both are bad for business.