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This isn't a solvable problem as long as people throw enough money at online games that they can make money then shut down after players leave.
The only answer is regulation, like loot boxes, or right to repair. Games should just be regulated so they are forced to stop doing this. Which is just as difficult as voting with your wallet, but over time will produce more solid results. The even quicker answer is getting some sue happy activist to sue companies that do this, because lawsuits are expensive even if you win, and you can make it financially infeasible to make these type of games.
That said, there's always the 2005 Starship troopers game that is single player and very similar. Just play that if you want single player, and leave this game to the multiplayer people. This way you're getting the product you want, not contributing to GAAS, and the people who do will be more responsible for their own actions and not effect you.