http://arstechnica.com/gaming/news/2009/01...s-troubling.ars

http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/thread.h...&sid=1&pageNo=2

The first link is an article regarding the impact that the court's ruling is going to have on all software industry related UELA/TOS problems.

The second link is the official WoW forum discussion of the ruling & the implications it has.

This post has been edited by MoS. on Thu - Feb 5 2009 - 15:32:49

Also, if Glider is officially going to be shutting down soon (I do not know if this is true or not, I am trying to find validity in this, as it pertains to me greatly), I would go ahead and not sell any of your AH goods for a while.

The prices on all items server wide should increase, so I would considering blowing off any character progression for at least 2 weeks and just farm materials (for your own professions or to make gold off of).

This post has been edited by MoS. on Thu - Feb 5 2009 - 15:36:21

im excited now
finally get shloads amount for bars

cheaters

"hey, fuck you. why you always gotta bring up botting to me, like every day. why dont you just go fuck off."

"actually, fuck it. fuck you"

-i like 15 year old girls has left the server

<3

shit made me laugh

legit wow player here

This has much less to do with "botting" than it has to do with the DMCA and what this ruling could potentially mean for any type of software actions.

yes, because that is what you care about, software laws and how they pertain to you

hi nick

I could care less what happens about the botting aspect of the game, I can't change the courts ruling. I probably will quit if I can't bot. Anyway, already got another bot lined up if I have too.

nvm
afk

This post has been edited by blind_chief on Thu - Feb 5 2009 - 17:16:35

In after edit.

lol'd

lolfag

lolhypocrisy, i quit when i was banned for botting, not exactly the same though

I quit RS after they fucked up botting

im liking wow so far without it my mind might change at 80