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2/06/13 6:25:55 PM#41
Many posts on this thread proves what the quality of a large portion of the posters on MMORPG.com is of. With this quality level it is understandable, that rarely anything here is worth reading beyond many of the opening posts. You have to look long and hard for replies of value. |
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2/06/13 6:48:57 PM#42
Player Bill of Rights?... While your heart may be in the right place, until development becomes a science, rather than the art that it is, its unlikely. The subject of "rights" is rather more complex than many people believe. Understanding such concepts would aid in their proper application. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Negative_rights Not to mention the current reality. If companies had the option of being honest, their EULA would be a simple phrase, such as ; "We can do what we want, when we want, and your only real recourse is to not play this game" . Which in reality is what all the legal mumbo jumbo translates to. |
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2/06/13 10:08:47 PM#43
Might be interesting as a concept, but the points given are rather weak, some even express gameplay preference or are outdated. Flame on! :) |
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Originally posted by Jemcrystal TY I am not sure if it comes down to it if the word respect is the correct word to use? To sum it up is it fun for me to keep playing and paying? |
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2/07/13 12:13:55 AM#45
Originally posted by waynejr2 +10 |
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2/07/13 12:19:18 AM#46
Honestly, I really didn't give this much credit after reading: 1. "Not to be killed without warning. clearly that insta-death wasn't fun, even if that death was the result of a bad decision from the player. We made a set of changes to help give players a second to assess the situation and react." Here's what I saw: In EQ1, breaking the Plane of Fear, Cazic-Thule calls out your name!... A box pops up asking "Cazic-Thule, Lord of Fear, has requested that you fall dead because you have angered him. Do you accept? Press 'YES' or 'NO'" I really think this might have changed how the game was played and intended, don't ya think? |
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2/07/13 1:39:52 AM#47
i think its a nice read. and hey, its free to dream right? the gamer bill of rights can be taken seriously or not. its up to you guys though on how you wanna take it :3 There are people who play games and then there are gamers. |
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2/07/13 2:11:20 AM#48
Originally posted by aRtFuLThinG The Taxation Clause: A little more involved that just the IRS. You can't escape jury duty either, nor the Draft (when one is necessary). What we explain (to naturalized citizens) what the responsibilities they're signing on for entail. Most native-born citizens are...less educated about civic responsibilities than our immigrants are. But some of these are considered implicits rather than explicit. Do we still have high school Civics, at all? |
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Originally posted by Marirranya Ty You got the whole gest of the thread. |
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2/07/13 10:59:06 AM#50
Originally posted by Wraithone That is pretty much how a free market works for entertainment products. The devs are not obligated to do anything for you, and you are not obligated to buy their products. (This is of course different than necessities like food.) |
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