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So instead of paying for licenses for FM24 till March, they just basically screwed us over instead.
I have lost total faith in this company.
Thats it, usually we are left alone with the product as it is, but their greed wants it to stay up to continue making money due to fm 25 delay. We the customers get shafted.
In an ideal world which we clearly don't live in.... should make it cheaper for FM25 as it will have a shorter cycle for licencing so it should not be usual price but cheaper with it coming out in March instead of November. On the upside; gotta be grateful for those companies that agreed to continue to permit SI to use their trademarks.
I'm hoping the real name licencing fix gets an update to address this, it affected mostly Italian clubs (names and badges/logos) but also the match advertising hoardings and media/press, plus smaller stuff like licencing screens.
However, since this year's different, and SI want to continue selling past the expiration date, they have to re-negotiate with the licensing partners. Some entities like Inter and Milan probably either didn't respond or didn't want to continue licensing for FM2024, therefore SI has to remove the copyrighted materials from all related parties in order to continue selling.
And for Steam or other store's copies, since this is a complicated crap, Steamworks does not support continued sales for same depot but with, say, separated IDs like older purchases or newer purchases past expiration date, therefore this crude approach full blown nuke on unlicensed materials.