This isn't really about The Crew or even Ubisoft. It's about trying to find a weak link in the industry so governments can examine this practice to stop publishers from destroying our games.
Even if most players had stopped playing, millions of copies of a delisted game like The Crew were sold, showing the impact of permanently removing online games.
Legislation around consumer rights for online games varies worldwide, with France having robust laws, putting pressure on companies like Ubisoft based there.
Square Enix shutting down Final Fantasy VII: The First Soldier in January is cited as an example of a major company discontinuing an online game, raising concerns.
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