But this isn't entitlement, though. It's about the terms changing on what you get when you pay for a game. Going digital is starting to give a disproportionate balance toward the publisher, since full retail is the exact same for digital, and it's being made very apparent that your access to your purchases is ultimately temporary.
But it’s not. You guys have this weird disconnect on what digital content actually is.
When you buy a digital game and download on to a hardrive, they game is now under your own control and responsibility. Ubisoft can never tap into your hardrive and delete the game, just like they can’t walk into your home a destroy a disc. You are responsible for maintaining your disc, and you can NEVER get another one without paying for another copy.
In that sense you get “more” with a digital purchase because they WILL allow you to come back to their store and download the game as many times as you want.
If you are no longer their customer and won’t even answer emails and notifications from them, then why should they continue to perpetually spend money to offer this perk for you?
What other company or product works that way??