evilpoptarts

evilpoptarts

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[quote] The only way I can think of this as a legal case would be if Blizzard would have to implement costly counter-measures to detect the people using the helper-program. In that case, Blizzard has (in my opinion) every right to try and instigate a civil-lawsuit in order to get back some of their money. Blizzard DOES incurr expense trying to fight these things. They are constantly having to develop measures to catch them. <img src="h

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For the matter of copyright infringment or whatever. I have been playing WOW for a while now. Blizzard does allow 3rd party programs, to AID in the gameplay. Simply Blizzard allows addons where the player (person) is still in control of their character and operating the computer (game). Anything other than that is considered a violation of the EULA. Anything that is considered an exploit or hack is in violation also. The rumored toolbox. which allows a character to edit their stats, essential

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