How about being personnally damaged by them stopping a service we don't have an equivalent to even pay for ?
Yeah, well, about that...
There is a specific clause in the EULA that, in effect, absolves them from any responsibilty for your personal/mental well being. You can't sue them because it makes you sad, angry, malicious, violent, murderous, or any other bad adjective you'd like, because you can't play the game.
So if you played knowing this (You did read the EULA, right? ["Why won't it READ?!" - Steve Jobs]) then you can't sue for that specifically BECAUSE you agreed it would never be an issue.
You with have to do a Garriot type damages thing, a real world loss of monies/posessions type thing, for a suit to even work...
Well, on the face of it. Stranger things have happened in the world of courts.
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Besides that, we all agreed to Arbitration in Austin, Texas. We agreed not to sue. Anyone doing so is then liable to be sued back for... improper suing? I dunno. It's all so complicated....
But yeah, don't play the emotional/personal damage card, it's not a good avenue. Business-suit is a better suit to sue with...
/my head hurts.