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

>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)

yeah lol.

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

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)

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

^
this.

are you promoting piracy?

i would suggest mailing blizz directly.

it would be DAMN FUNNY if someone proceeded to hack SP and shit after getting the assurance from that idiot, and blizzard banned him, and said guy went back to said idiot for a show down.

"why is that i buy the game but i cannot cheat and reign supreme over other players"

try to think for yourself as to why.

and if you're still going to be ignorant and argue, EULA, and like other people pointed out: theres probably no way for blizz to know if the 3rd party hack applied is for single player only, or applied to multiplayer. to be fair, upon usage and caught = ban end of story

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Added on October 12, 2010, 3:57 pmkewl, and the rest of the world would move on with their WoW or sc2. nothing of value was lost.

This post has been edited by Quazacolt: Oct 12 2010, 03:57 PM

and like other people pointed out: if achievement means NOTHING to you, and you just want to breeze the game or for whatever else reason anyways, there are BUILT IN CHEAT CODES which are completely legal and still gives you god mode. the only thing it does is disable achievement gains.

can. dont play the game.

and you may request for refund if you do not agree with the EULA. while i doubt IAH/local retailer would bother with you, you may try your luck with blizzard USA directly. with that said, i am quite certain should you stay in USA you may get that refund pretty damn easily. after all their consumer rights is very much different than ours, to the point its commonly abused.

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also, your argument is invalid (which is what myself, and a huge majority of people that have common sense within this thread pointed out) as it would be 1) extra work for blizzard to specifically weed out SP cheater/hackers 2) there may not be a method for blizzard to seperate SP/MP cheater/hackers 3) SP cheaters gaining achievements (please, for the love of god, read up the definition on WHAT is an achievement) when they SHOULD NOT be gaining. blizzard stance is firm: any illegal/unauthorized methods to gain ANY advantage (gaining achievements where you shouldn't, for example) in ANY of their game = ban end of story.

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Added on October 12, 2010, 4:40 pmcasual mode is as retarded as it is, and typing a god mode cheat code shouldnt be too hard in casual mode.

This post has been edited by Quazacolt: Oct 12 2010, 04:43 PM

then dont. its your call. if you're ban, just dont cry for it. if you're not, then good for you.

so whats your armory prior to quiting? what is your highest achievements? if you're never at the highest possible state in the game, you do NOT have any say in this at all. regardless of how casual and brain dead the game may be.

and as for epeen, its only there if you bother about it. (eg: you harping non stop about something that you supposedly do not bother) and based on your logic: one should never bother to win games right? because achievements and epeen is nothing, amirite?

easy. you do not play the game. thus you declined the contract. simple as that. and get your refund.

trivia: blizzard originally wanted to team up with them for the original warcraft (rather, warhammer), they got rejected, and thus they created their own warcraft franchise. see where they are now?

1) it is not their responsibility AT ALL considering violation of the EULA allows them to revoke your rights to their game at their free will. and nope, that is entirely different because there was no EULA over your life, for example.

2) because achievements is within their game design while 3rd party hacks and cheats are clearly not.

3) averting the topic at hand when you have nothing intelligent for a rebuttal?

ps: you said to you cheaters are those who use built in cheats, yes? if you use built in cheats, you are PERFECTLY safe from being banned.

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Added on October 12, 2010, 4:58 pmaww snaps. maybe i should try my luck wwww

This post has been edited by Quazacolt: Oct 12 2010, 04:58 PM

its only a big deal if you make it as so. if you dont make it as a big deal, its not then

as for account sharing, if you look back in WoW, that can mean a lot of unfair advantage by taking turns to farm/grind etc. then there is also the issue of account tradings, and even fraud amongst account trading (such as reporting to blizz to reclaim the account etc). the easiest way out is to say that its illegal to all of that.

then again, like everyone's been pointing out: if your cousin (or whoever) isn't going to report you, or vandalize or cheat with your account, i doubt blizzard will find and ban you.

indirectly, yes. because blizzard intended ALL their content to be accessible by ANYONE. and what separates the casual than the hardcore/dedicated guilds/players are hard modes. there was no point creating content where only less than 5%-10% of the entire world's WoW population can access. (naxxramass pre TBC if you didn't realize)

and so you cleared 4/4 ICC, was it 4/4 LK hardmode? if no then i rest my case. if yes, then yes you are entitled to complain about how slow blizzard releases contents and/or how easy they were.

of course, you are entitled of your own opinions of what to buy and what to not buy. however you are aware on what forum you are in, and needless to say the majority (if not everyone) bought sc2, and trying to force your opinions/reasons on to the rest would be very unwise.

and yes, warhammer and warhammer 40k is doing pretty fine and dandy. though if you compared them against warcraft franchise and starcraft franchise, lets just say, not really. who knows what will happen if blizz did not create their own franchises and stuck with the warhammer ones. maybe it'll be greater, maybe it wont ever be good, not like we can all turn back time anyways. what we know now, warhammer/warhammer40k is pretty non-factor compared to the likes of what blizzard has.

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Added on October 12, 2010, 6:09 pmyeah all of a sudden doing something in a game earning game (or achievement lol) points is bad. haha. sure as hell did not know that

ps: speeding laws in malaysia is absurd. LAWL

This post has been edited by Quazacolt: Oct 12 2010, 06:09 PM