This unironically needs to happen world wide
This unironically needs to happen world wide
Elijah James
Andrew Evans
took em long enough to ban the fucker in the first place, he was aimbotting for well over a year.
James Richardson
It's a waste of resources to send toddlers who are bad a video games to jail.
Easton Russell
it was actually a guy who sold hacks to people. He made like a shit ton of money i think
Carter Wright
Why do people take games so seriously now... Like Jesus it's just a Fucking video game.
Wyatt Russell
lol no it doesn't, go be a baby somewhere else
David Phillips
esport maymay
Anthony Gutierrez
"esports" need to fucking die. Fuck this forced meme corporate shit
Austin Foster
>giving someone a brush and paint is copyright infringement
Dark times ahead
Jace Turner
Why not make vidaya gaems so complex that npcs will give up and entertain them-serfs with vices of the flesh?
Nathan Ross
Who was the victim in this crime?
Aaron Roberts
the hacker for playing blizzshit
Brody Peterson
GET LMAOBOX
Jace Bennett
>playing overbotch
Cameron Walker
blizzard
Angel Scott
>you can be jailed for playing sombra
Wtf Blizzard
Lincoln Myers
Blizzard might be hurt financially if hackers make people stop playing their game
Grayson Allen
if you sell hacks/mods you violate copyright laws
Dylan Bailey
Why exactly does it violate copyright laws? Hacks and mods normally don't include any copyrighted material, such as existing code or parts of the game. It would be like selling a third party spoiler for a specific car brand.
Ethan Morales
>le hax0rz on stairoydz xd
Go back
Evan Myers
Thats so goddamn funny user.
Aaron Hernandez
Luis Thomas
>blizzard
>other redditors who play overwatch
>the Koreans dignity
Nathaniel Sullivan
south korea is basically north korea except they worship video games instead of the kim family.
Sebastian King
People who bought the game
Jason Butler
Oh no. How terrible.
Jason Ortiz
Corporations, duh. They're the only ones worth protecting.
Oliver Stewart
Mods in singleplayer games not, but the license you accept to install a game might have lines that its prohibited by law to integrate into the games files (mainly online shooters)
Nathaniel Brooks
EULA's don't override national law and don't make it a crime breaking them. If an EULA has something like, "You are not allowed to modify the memory of the game", then the worst thing that's going to happen to you is that your contract with them becomes void and they terminate your account. It's a civil matter at that point if anything.
It's also highly questionable whenever you could charge for damages based on "ruining the game for others", since every player also accepts the "online activity unrated" claused, which also takes away the responsibility of corporations to provide reimbursement for times when the server is not reachable.