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I'm just a little surprised there's not more pushback considering that Valve just did with CS:GO and CS2 almost exactly what Blizzard did with Overwatch and Overwatch 2.
CS:GO literally disappeared from my Steam Library and was replaced with CS2. I get that CS:GO's servers were already down, but it still feels wild to just wholesale remove it from people's libraries this many years later. I felt similarly about Overwatch 2, but Blizzard caught a lot more heat for that than I've seen from the Valve fan community so far.
I know CS:GO has been Free to Play for a long time, but seriously, this is kind of a big fuck you to any archivists who wanted to keep a copy around for history's sake.
I would say, Overwatch1 is css or cs-cz in your example.
And we still have them. Cs2 is just an big update, maybe not a whole new game.
I'm like you, I don't like these methods.
And the move in F2P has been made, and there has been a lot of complain at that moment.
Its not totally like the blizzard's move for me.