08-10-2010, 04:10 AM
(08-10-2010, 03:47 AM)weakwarrior Wrote:(08-10-2010, 02:38 AM)Lokishadow Wrote: I think that if Blizzard were taken to task about this, they would be forced to patch the game so you don't have to re-register every 30 days as long as the packaging does not state that you must have internet to play.The packaging does say you need internet.
(08-10-2010, 02:38 AM)Lokishadow Wrote: If the packaging does say as much, then Blizz will probably win the battle. At that point it will depend on the lawyers and the judge. If you could get a gamer-friendly jury, that'd be a different story.I doubt this could go to a jury. It is probaby a question of law, not of fact, and therefore would be up to the judge to decide. Of course you might have a gamer-friendly judge.
Ah! I didn't know if it said that on the box. Thanks for the info!
Now, my perspective? As long as it isn't pay-to-play, and the re-registration isn't terribly complicated, I don't mind. Blizzard has a right to ensure that their game isn't being pirated. And since they'll track my purchase and let me re-download and keep track of my saves on the newer games, it gives me data redundancy. And that makes me happy.
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