This very unfair....

does this means that cheats cannot be used even when playing singles campaign?

For further detail go to http://www.cheathappens.com/article_blizzardbans.asp.

This post has been edited by AdamNg: Oct 11 2010, 07:42 AM

play dota ai

type -whosyourdaddy

WHAM!

banhammer

Blizzard is yo daddy.


OT:its the Bobby "d***" Kotick effect

it is unfair.....at least, Blizzard should re-fund the money...

if you use unofficial cheats/trainers, and gained achievements, this ban is VERY FAIR.

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Added on October 11, 2010, 9:32 amthis is not gayflier or any of your typical asian MMORPG.

go crymoar in your corner

This post has been edited by Quazacolt: Oct 11 2010, 09:32 AM

there is a line between using cheat codes in the game and hacks.

using 3rd party cheats/trainers would still allow you to get achievements. so i think its fair.

trainers are technically hacks as they manipulate the memory which is being used for the game...
wut more they are 3rd party...
imagine its possible for multiplayer as well then it'll be havoc...

lol stop QQ'ing about it, you cheat = you're at wrong, read the terms and conditions at least before registering.

>recalls LYN WoW threads
>Malaysians
>read?

lold. even i stopped reading after TBC as theres pretty much no changes lol. it took me more than half an hour to finish the whole EULA btw. lol.

SC2 one i read once and thats it. (a lot short than WoW BTW)

lol u actually read the EULA?

yeah lol.

i stopped reading EULAs when i started beta testing for games...
each and every damn patch gives u EULA lol

its the same anyways. just forces you to read. though IINM there were slight changes before/after TBC, couldnt remember now though

I kind of agreed with the article. Blizzard may just step a bit too far. Banning when used in online games, it's all fair and square but even revoking their CD key from an offline game/campaign mode? If it's so bad, just ban them from any online games. Why go so far as revoking their legally purchased CD keys?

They broke the EULA but Blizzard's response is pretty damn over the top (wtd, Activision owns them so that's expected). They should just delete all single player achievements associated with SP cheater Bnet profiles instead.

single player awards achievements, cheating to acquire said achievements means un fair advantage. unfair advantage means ban.

is it THAT hard to understand?

besides, READ the EULA, and you will have the PERFECT idea that they have ALL THEIR RIGHT to do this. and bringing the matter to court and what not will only give blizzard's ARMY of lawyers a good laugh. (provided thats the only thing they did and not counter sue your ass into oblivion)

ppl cheat games for fun not the stupid useless achivement

if you are aware of the EULA, you should see this coming. so no point crying over split milk or crying for the sake of others.

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Added on October 11, 2010, 11:44 amthen use the built in cheat codes.

This post has been edited by Quazacolt: Oct 11 2010, 11:44 AM