Nothing I could do? Sounds like I could file a lawsuit or report them to the Better Business Bureau. I've got all the legal recourse of any customer that hasn't gotten what they paid for. However, I noticed that they only ban your profile from the multiplayer (allowing you to play as guest) That sounds fine to me.bob1052 said:Although I agree the EULA serves no actual legal purpose, it is used to set official unofficial ground rules that you can expect to be banned for breaking. Thats why I said the EULA is "more than enough" for Blizzard to ban you, if they wanted you gone because they want your name for a personal account, you are gone and there's nothing you can do (unethical yes, but true). Cheating just guarantees that.saxist01 said:I'm simply surprised it took till page 4 to have it said the EULA doesn't mean shit. Hell, that was like the fifth post of the other thread about this today.bob1052 said:CD keys can be voided without giving them your physical copy.Garak73 said:Then what?bob1052 said:If your CD key is unused, and you disagree with the EULA of any game, call them and demand your money back and let them void your CD key.Garak73 said:Well, for one thing agreeing to the EULA is simply clicking and that can only be done after the game is purchased and opened, which at that point it cannot be returned.Snotnarok said:I fail to see how, they laid out terms, you agreed to them, you broke them, you get to buy your game again good day sir.Garak73 said:The EULA is not legally binding.Snotnarok said:Here's the thing, there's a EULA, if you violate the EULA, you're at fault and you get the consequences. You chose to buy the game, if you decided to violate them then that's your fault. There's no arguing it, you agreed to their terms and then willingly violated them.Garak73 said:Why do people do a variety of things when there are other options? Why do people use the Game Genie when they could use the controller Contra code? Maybe because it's just more fun to use cheats that aren't authorized.NaziKitty said:But why did they need to make their own cheating software?Garak73 said:Their creation??? Geez, doesn't it count for anything that people BOUGHT the game?NaziKitty said:Oh, then I have no problem with what they're doing.lacktheknack said:Third party software. Blizzard aren't THAT thick. Thus, they were unbalancing the game by unlocking a bunch of achievements, which affects multiplayer.NaziKitty said:I'm a little mixed on this.
Were they banned from using the cheats PUT in the game?
Or banned for using cheats blizzard didn't make?
Sure, achievements don't mean that much, but people are still messing with their creation.
Besides, you have an invulnerability cheat and a bunch of others...Why would you need any more?
There's cheats to give you all the minerals you need, remove defeat conditions, and become an unstoppable god.
That Blizzard added cheat codes doesn't invalidate cheat codes from other sources. If Blizzard had not added their own codes, would it really change many opinions on this issue?
Ship it back to them at my expense then wait how long to get my refund?