A question of ethics in MMORPGs

[BlackLightning]

A very interesting and different topic,
This sounds pretty good! One thing, I'm only discussing one of your points, since I'm not really as determined as some of the other people here when it comes to lots of typing.

--Rights of the gamer vs. rights of the company. (“I paid good money for this game, so I should be able to do this” vs. “You bought our game, you agreed to our rules, you play in our universe, or else.”)

I suppose the fact that a gamer has purchased a game proves that they, in buying that game, accept the rules and regulations that come with it. However, the gamer does have a certain right as to what he or she wants from the game, and if the game fails to deliver, then the buyer has the upper hand. I suppose many of the succesful computer game companies have sealed this hole by performing surveys and getting the opinions of their customers. Again, this scenario is very edgy, and is something computer game manufacturers will have to work around.

Yeah, that's it. Hope my input helped :D .