There shouldn’t be a need to. You’ve already accepted the EULA. This is why it’s always important to read the fine print instead of skipping through it.
But this isn’t what this topic is about, so let’s drop it here.
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Well said guys, well said 
That last base update was on sale and i bought it, if it was on Steam I would have asked for a refund but that is not possible on PSN.
I used the turret for the first Time today. Useless out in the open. But when we set Up defense in an abandoned barn without doors and had he turret inside pointed towards one opening it was actually good. It shot at the runners the Reaper called in and at the same time alerted us that there was danger behind us. And set up inside it was shielded from fire from all directions except frontal. I will definitly use it again for that kind of defense.
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Technicly speaking EULA’s are not legally enforceable, they are one of the few contracts that are not enforceable the only thing it does is allow the provider in this case the game to revoke access to said game.
Which in its self should be enough to have people follow it for the most part.
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