[O] Battle.net accounts (beta opt-in..) - Page 7
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prOxi.swAMi
Australia3091 Posts
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Spartan
United States2030 Posts
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liger13
United States1060 Posts
On March 20 2009 15:05 prOxi.swAMi wrote: Stop falling for it... but we wants it! | ||
naventus
United States1337 Posts
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Singapore66158 Posts
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nataziel
Australia1455 Posts
On March 20 2009 15:05 prOxi.swAMi wrote: Stop falling for it... I didn't actually believe him, I was just trolling him | ||
WolfStar
United Kingdom155 Posts
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Eeeegor
Australia809 Posts
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MasterOfChaos
Germany2896 Posts
* A ban for whatever reason only affects the one DisplayID+CDKey you have been using and not the whole blizzard account. * You are able to remove a CD-Key from your Blizzard-Acc and transfer it to another * Other players can't find out your blizzard-acc or if two bnet-ids belong to the same blizz-acc * You can protect individual IDs with a PW, so your brother whom you let play SC2 a bit on your cdkey cannot use your IDs. * Important Actions (CD-Key related and id management) require a master pw or possibly email confirmation. And their TOS are getting more restrictive every revision too -_- | ||
ZhenMiChan
Netherlands1181 Posts
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R3condite
Korea (South)1541 Posts
but at the same time... it seems like an iron clad way of making sure only 1 person owns a specific cd key... i mean i share my wc3 cd key w/ my friend cus we live half the world from each other but this... iono... if they wanted they could totally restrict ur cd key from being palyed by any1 else and if u type up the address correctly they could go in for some serious legal issues | ||
rOlEx
Canada49 Posts
On March 20 2009 18:24 MasterOfChaos wrote: I for one really dislike that system, at least if blizzard does not guarantee the following: * A ban for whatever reason only affects the one DisplayID+CDKey you have been using and not the whole blizzard account. I really hope that a ban affects your entire account and every associated account for as long as possible! STOP HACKING! | ||
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Excalibur_Z
United States12235 Posts
On March 20 2009 18:24 MasterOfChaos wrote: I for one really dislike that system, at least if blizzard does not guarantee the following: * A ban for whatever reason only affects the one DisplayID+CDKey you have been using and not the whole blizzard account. * Other players can't find out your blizzard-acc or if two bnet-ids belong to the same blizz-acc The former wouldn't really make sense, I think. If you are caught hacking in War3, there should be no reason why Blizzard would prevent you from playing Starcraft or WoW. That punishment would be completely over the top, in my opinion. As for the latter, I think it would be pretty convenient to have a Battle.net Account Friends List that covered all games. That way, you would be able to choose who gets to know about new accounts when you make them. Of course, it shouldn't apply to any and all players, only your mutual friends included on your Battle.net Account Friends List. | ||
floor exercise
Canada5847 Posts
No one will ever know your bnet account name unless you tell them. Just like with your wow account. You will likely create actual SC2 display names similar to the way you've always created Bnet game accounts, they will have no connection to your bnet account that others can see. Picture it like the relationship between wow account and wow characters. No one can see what account the characters were created on etc. It doesn't really change anything, its just blizzard getting on board the natural progression of software moving from physical ownership to licensed ownership basically | ||
naventus
United States1337 Posts
On March 21 2009 01:41 floor exercise wrote: It doesn't really change anything, its just blizzard getting on board the natural progression of software moving from physical ownership to licensed ownership basically This is a really insightful point. Of course free software people must really hate this idea, but it's really the movement from product->service. We are no longer paying to have a physical copy of the software they wrote - instead, we are paying for the ability to use their software and their services. It's a been a subtle shift, but probably will continue as developers rethink how their products are being used. | ||
R3condite
Korea (South)1541 Posts
On March 20 2009 22:59 rOlEx wrote: I really hope that a ban affects your entire account and every associated account for as long as possible! STOP HACKING! MOC i will take these rofl u guys do realize that the programs that most likely both of u run (chaos launcher) and any subsequent programs, non-blizzard made, hereafter that is an attachment to the games made by people like MOC is considered "Hacking" rite? Also a ban on the CD key does not have to mean that u hacked. IF u violate ANY of blizzard games' terms and use then they have the right to ban u from bnet for it... can u guys seriously say that you never broke any of their terms of service? no rite? getting banned on all accnts or w.e for breaking terms and service is the equivalent of getting ur driving license evoked forever for going over 60 mph on the highway... EDIT: oops sry for the mistakes edited | ||
Shade692003
Canada702 Posts
No, the ToS is not a legal contract. They can ban you. They can't sue you. And the Blizzard private servers sue thing a while ago... it goes beyond the simple ToS, it's a legal copyright issue or something like that. | ||
gedanbarai
United States64 Posts
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Liquid`Jinro
Sweden33719 Posts
On March 21 2009 03:35 R3condite wrote: MOC i will take these rofl u guys do realize that the programs that most likely both of u run (chaos launcher) and any subsequent programs, non-blizzard made, hereafter that is an attachment to the games made by people like MOC is considered "Hacking" rite? Also a ban on the CD key does not have to mean that u hacked. IF u violate ANY of blizzard games' terms and use then they have the right to ban u from bnet for it... can u guys seriously say that you never broke any of their terms of service? no rite? getting banned on all accnts or w.e for breaking terms and service is the equivalent of getting ur driving license evoked forever for going over 60 mph on the highway... EDIT: they can actually bring you to a trial for breaking their ToS Re-read Excal's post.. He's saying it WOULD NOT make sense to ban all your cd-keys for an infringement on one of them. | ||
AdunToridas
Germany380 Posts
First, you have to choose a language for the game, but later on you are fixed into the language you chose... Second, some cool stuff isn't ready to download, like WC2 and D1, and the Linux version of SC... I mean, you can even download the Mac version, whats about with the Linux one? Quite sad to me, but in the other hand they still build it up at the moment. | ||
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