TL:DR - We know nothing.

@naomha1: ... That's exactly what the article says they're doing.

@DarkLord: Your suggestion is exactly what happened from the beginning. She's still getting a percentage from the box office, and a percentage of the Premier Access loot, which Disney offered without being asked.

@gamerboy100: Apparently you can play it now via a server emulator.

@Talnova: That's what Johansson's lawyers say. Disney's lawyers say no such clause exists.

@Barighm: As a 'starting point'. So they wanted to haggle, but got shown the door.

@bdrtfm: According to Disney, they upheld the contract. Thus why it's going to court.

The article makes it sound like Johansson's lawyers tried a mafia-style shakedown. "Give us $80 million and we'll 'allow' you to release a stream, capiche"?

@zmanbarzel: Disney claim there was no commitment in the contract to not releasing concurrently online and that the contract only called for a release in a minimum of 1,500 domestic theatres. They released in 9,000.

@Mogan: I don't see them having Obsidian make another spin-off, I could easily see another company having a crack at it though. Mind, it won't be New Vegas 2, but some other region. The LA Boneyard perhaps.