Is this what they call a straw man argument?
- There is no DRM
- You are not cut off from your games once you've downloaded them
- 'The offerings" are legal copies of old games - often not available anywhere else - with no DRM, to keep, permanently. Yes, if they changed the deal for what they're actually selling I might have a problem with it.
- The service they are FORCED to remove - wasn't really necessary, nor legally required. (You can bleat all you want about advertising, but the fact is, they never stated outright that this was an time-unlimited service).
You might as well try and sue them for not having wallpapers or soundtracks for some other games. Let me know how that goes.
True if you consider MANYRESPONSES, clarifying and apologizing as "continued silence". Boy, you just have to open your eyes to see their response.
Well, there's absolutely no pleasing some people. I'm out of this ridiculous argument, since there's no way to win. Personally, I ended up with a crazy amount of game value out of this whole deal, for only a few bucks. I hope future customers aren't scared off from getting a super deal because of a few whiners.

I had a whole post written up, but forget it. I see they have recently been updating another thread with some response. So, sorry, I got that one wrong. I do want to state that I never said I was going to sue them or that I was leaving GOG. So nice one, Box, for lecturing me on a strawman arugment that I didn't use, and then subsequently using a couple yourself. Also for introducing incivility into what had previously been a civil discussion.
Still buying from GOG. Still liking the idea. Still wishing they'd handled this a lot better than they have.

This becomes clearer when you look at Steam store now. It offers TOCA 3 for 14,99 EUR. So as always it is all about money.