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From the article linked: "While Rocksteady doesn't plan to release any new content, Suicide Squad's story will remain playable via offline mode and it will be possible to play co-op with friends. Previous seasonal content will also continue to be available."
It's almost unbelievable that they can't see it, and if somebody told me all of these decisions were deliberate and an attempt to destroy AAA gaming, I would believe them.
Rocksteady is honestly lucky their studio hasn't been closed.