I personally mailed all my life savings to the CDPR headquarters to assure I get my copy of the game and its season pass , cause apparently The Witcher having a season pass is just fine . <| sep |> See Of course the value that you get back depends on a lot of external factors including if the game is still aroundThis phenomenon of the game shutting down isn ' t something new . Just look at the myriad of TCGs printed since the release of MTG . Barring some collector ' s interest , the value of most of those cards are barely more than the cardboard they ' re printed on . Of course I don ' t expect any game to last decades kudos to WotC for keeping it strong for all of these years but to look at the situation from the worstcase scenario lens seems disingenuous at best . Within normal scope of use of a TCG , it ' s pretty feasible to buy into something , get some entertainment out of it , and then cash out .