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Horkathane
 Advanced Member
Joined: 7/07/06
Bringing the Pain Train from FPS to MMO''s. WOO! WOO! |
If you are not in beta, did not sign a NDA and say you are in beta and make up lies about the game does that mean you are virtually breaking the NDA from a Fantasy perspective. Since if you fantasize that you are in the game and have signed a fantasy NDA are you breaking the NDA? Plus the resources involved in reporting the NDA breaker to the company and they search for your information somehow to find out if you are indeed in beta and breaking the NDA but you happen to create a profile of someone you know is in beta by peeking into his window at night and seeing him play the beta and since he would not let you in to play you are setting him up. So are you breaking the NDA ? Whats going on in this situation. |
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Raltar
 Elite Member
Joined: 1/28/06
Asking for help on the internet is like asking a swarm of bees why they are stinging you! |
Originally posted by Horkathane
No. Each man must for himself alone decide what is right and what is wrong, which course is patriotic and which isn't. You cannot shirk this and be a man. To decide against your conviction is to be an unqualified and inexcusable traitor, both to yourself and to your country, let men label you as they may. ~Mark Twain |
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Darth_Osor
 Advanced Member
Joined: 2/17/09
Just because you are unique does not mean you are special |
What's the point of this thread? Are you planning to hype/trash STO beta and claim you are in beta? I suspect if you make up stuff claiming you are in beta, that you likely would be treated as an actual NDA breaker on these forums, i.e. banned. |
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No it could actually be worse than breaking an NDA.... I don't think I've honestly seen anything more than being kicked out of a beta for breaking NDA.
At least I don't remember anything major..
However, if you claimed you were in beta.. then gave "false information" that could be seen as detrimental to that product.. When you consider the amount of money it costs to bring an MMO to market.. and it can be argued that the false information you claimed came from the prodcut had a negative effect ...
You could actually end up in court... Being able to choose the skills you want to use, offers much less variety than pre-made class based systems. -Future Game Developer |
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Originally posted by Antarious
Right... I'm in beta and this game sucks and I also killed Michael Jackson. ...*waits to end up in court*.
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Raltar
Elite Member
Joined: 1/28/06
Asking for help on the internet is like asking a swarm of bees why they are stinging you! |
Originally posted by mrroboto40
What I want to know: How were the aliens going to take over the earth with a white Michael Jackson anyway? Each man must for himself alone decide what is right and what is wrong, which course is patriotic and which isn't. You cannot shirk this and be a man. To decide against your conviction is to be an unqualified and inexcusable traitor, both to yourself and to your country, let men label you as they may. ~Mark Twain |
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capital punishment
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if you actually are in beta then any judgement based on the game (it sucks or its awesome) is pointless. Ive been in a few betas where the game really really changed at launch. Lord of the Rings is an example. I hated that game in beta. It just wasnt very good. Then right around launch they really tweaked some things and it was 100% better game. Same thing with Fallen Earth. In beta I was thinking oh man Im never gonna buy this game but they really turned it around. So please hold your judgements during beta play. |
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If a tree falls in the woods, and there is no Bear around to hear it...Does it give a ***?
In short...No. www.9thfleet.com |
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You are not bound to the terms of any agreement that you were not a party to (i.e. signed). For example if your freind Joe was in Beta and signed an NDA and you happaned to be over Joe's house one day when he was playing and happaned to notice some things about the game when he was playing. You could post that information publicaly and would NOT be in breach of NDA.... because YOU had no NDA with that company. The site could still BAN you or remove your comments because forum owners can pretty much follow any rules they like (or not). The company could not however take you to Court for breach of contract (well they could, but it would be thrown out right away) ...because you signed no contract with them. They could maybe try to get you for "trade secrets" or something like that but not for breach of an agreement that you weren't party to. You ARE responsible for any public statements you make that could be defametory to a person or company/organization. They could potentialy sue you for defamation for something like that. However, the entity that filed suit against you would have to prove that your statements were false, harmful and that were offered as FACT rather then a OPINION. You could say something like "In my OPINION, X blows chunks." Even if your opinion was based on nothing more then something that existed only in your own head. However if you said something like "X will not load unless you have 2 Gigs of RAM free" that could be taken as a statement of FACT rather then opinion and you could be held responsible for it. On the other hand, if what you stated happens to be trurthfull (and you could show it as such).... your pretty much safe... no matter how damaging it is ....and regardless of whether it was offered as fact. Truth is pretty much considered an absolute defence. At least that's the way it's supposed to work in the US. Not sure about the rest of the world. |
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