Yeah, my thought exactly! It's like saying that someone who wasn't aware that murder is illegal should get away with killing someone.badgersprite said:These people fail law. You don't have to be aware of a rule or a law in order to be punished for disobeying it, especially since a) private companies can do whatever the hell they want with their property and b) it's common sense. Just because someone doesn't know that something they did was illegal or that it breaks a rule doesn't mean they get away with their actions.
Agreed. The ToS are mostly there for legal purposes, I'm sure they're aware that hardly anyone reads them. And it's not a matter of them having the legal right, it's a matter of them being decent people. It'd be good for business if they gave people some leeway when they asked for it. I doubt he'd do it again if he was unbanned, so there are no downsides to doing it. They get another player, they gain some positive PR, and they have one less bitter glitcher.danpascooch said:I can't blame them for not reading the EULA or whatever it is, who the fuck reads those things anyway? That's like reading the manual for your microwave. You put stuff in it, push buttons, and it gets hot, and you try to keep your cat out of it while its running. Basic stuff.
What I CAN blame them for is not using common sense, Most people don't read the EULA, but those with a functional brain should know that cheating like a douche-bag will probably have ramifications.
The thing is about EULA's is that you are either too smart to need it, or too dumb to understand it, there is NO middle ground where it is actually helpful.
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I agree, a temporary ban is a warning IMO.p3t3r said:it would have been nice to give them a warning but a temporary ban should be no big deal