Did any of you actually read the article?
Blizzard is going after people who make multiplayer hacks, not single-player trainers.
Please do not confuse people who make hacks that run the online experience for others with people who make trainers that enhance the experience for people playing alone.
Oh I read it alright. They are going after ANYONE who uses hacks REGARDLESS of what mode they use the hacks in.
Did any of you actually read the article?
Blizzard is going after people who make multiplayer hacks, not single-player trainers.
Please do not confuse people who make hacks that run the online experience for others with people who make trainers that enhance the experience for people playing alone.
Oh I read it alright. They are going after ANYONE who uses hacks REGARDLESS of what mode they use the hacks in.
I seriously doubt Blizzard is stupid enough to go blindly into court without proper research on a case. Even then it's only after obvious and blantant cheats most likely (i.e. maphacks). Going to court is expensive.
Did any of you actually read the article?
Blizzard is going after people who make multiplayer hacks, not single-player trainers.
Please do not confuse people who make hacks that run the online experience for others with people who make trainers that enhance the experience for people playing alone.
Oh I read it alright. They are going after ANYONE who uses hacks REGARDLESS of what mode they use the hacks in.
I seriously doubt Blizzard is stupid enough to go blindly into court without proper research on a case. Even then it's only after obvious and blantant cheats most likely (i.e. maphacks). Going to court is expensive.
If they do wind up taking someone to court who actually did use MP cheats, more power to them. There probably are people out there who have used MP cheats, what I'm trying to say is, if they take someone to court JUST for using hacks (even if the person never touched multiplayer), they'll lose horribly.
We think WoW is the be all, end all of MMORPGs.
I never did. I never got addicted to WoW like a lot of other people did, I have been playing City of Heroes for years and soon I'll be doing Star Wars: The Old Republic.
I was a Guild Wars fan for the majority of the game's lifespan. I'm going to The Old Republic as well.
Did any of you actually read the article?
Blizzard is going after people who make multiplayer hacks, not single-player trainers.
Please do not confuse people who make hacks that run the online experience for others with people who make trainers that enhance the experience for people playing alone.
Oh I read it alright. They are going after ANYONE who uses hacks REGARDLESS of what mode they use the hacks in.
I seriously doubt Blizzard is stupid enough to go blindly into court without proper research on a case. Even then it's only after obvious and blantant cheats most likely (i.e. maphacks). Going to court is expensive.
If they do wind up taking someone to court who actually did use MP cheats, more power to them. There probably are people out there who have used MP cheats, what I'm trying to say is, if they take someone to court JUST for using hacks (even if the person never touched multiplayer), they'll lose horribly.
You should re-read that article more carefully (and I see I'm not the only person to tell you this so you really should go re-read it). It clearly states the people being sued are the creators of the hack and have been selling it to other users.
[Edited by Neo7, 10/16/2010 9:28:49 PM]