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Rat
Joined: 24 Mar 2005
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Cheaters in singleplayer gets banned
I just read an article in norwegian that players that cheat in the singleplayer part of sc2 now gets banned too.
If thats true I find it pretty lame by Blizzard.
What are you guys thoughts about this?
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Kyr.Luoson
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Re: Cheaters in singelplayer gets banned
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Originally posted by Rat
I just read an article in norwegian that players that cheat in the singelplayer part of sc2 now gets banned too.
If thats true I find it pretty lame by Blizzard.
What are you guys thoughts about this?
I think it's good, sorry that you got banned for cheating rat but sc2 is better without hackers/cheaters
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Tue Oct 12, 2010 2:32 pm |
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Rat
Joined: 24 Mar 2005
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Re: Cheaters in singelplayer gets banned
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Originally posted by Kyr.Luoson
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Originally posted by Rat
I just read an article in norwegian that players that cheat in the singelplayer part of sc2 now gets banned too.
If thats true I find it pretty lame by Blizzard.
What are you guys thoughts about this?
I think it's good, sorry that you got banned for cheating rat but sc2 is better without hackers/cheaters
rofl
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turtleman@can
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Poor kids just wanted to hack.
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Tue Oct 12, 2010 2:46 pm |
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Sparkz102
Joined: 27 Feb 2003
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hacking online should be a result of a banned cdkey, especially in this competitively tracked league
hacking offline, considering u bought it and what u do with it on ur time and with ur own personal use, as long as its not harming others- is fine
what happened to good ol' cheat codes?
it is a good day to die - would solve offline hacking?
"offline hacking" that sounded terrible lol
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Tue Oct 12, 2010 3:01 pm |
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Sypher
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if you are so bad that you need to cheat at single player, you deserve to be banned.
Campaign is frigging easy.
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foonat
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single player is inextricably linked to multiplayer on sc2, so while i think a ban for getting an icon (which is basically what single player comes down to) is a bit harsh. i do think they should have had some kind of punishment tho
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chaoslod
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quote:
Originally posted by foonat
single player is inextricably linked to multiplayer on sc2, so while i think a ban for getting an icon (which is basically what single player comes down to) is a bit harsh. i do think they should have had some kind of punishment tho
slippery slope, next thing you know they'll be putting kids on death row for downloading a AI patch!!!!!! then you can rally with semi-wannabe muslim-average white american communist-possible terrorist-hassan and fight for human rights against tyrannical capitalist prison-industrial complex!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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GenOciDe-
Joined: 18 Feb 2003
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quote:
Originally posted by Sypher
Campaign is frigging easy.
Then how come you never beat Lost Viking newbie? 
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foonat
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quote:
Originally posted by chaoslod
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Originally posted by foonat
single player is inextricably linked to multiplayer on sc2, so while i think a ban for getting an icon (which is basically what single player comes down to) is a bit harsh. i do think they should have had some kind of punishment tho
slippery slope, next thing you know they'll be putting kids on death row for downloading a AI patch!!!!!! then you can rally with semi-wannabe muslim-average white american communist-possible terrorist-hassan and fight for human rights against tyrannical capitalist prison-industrial complex!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
crack is bad
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Thu Oct 14, 2010 1:03 pm |
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turtleman@can
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I only tried that lost viking game a few times but I found the controls were kinda wacky and I didn't get very far.
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Thu Oct 14, 2010 10:47 pm |
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7VlesSiah
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Campaign was pretty challenging on brutal. It was fun.
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Fri Oct 15, 2010 1:00 am |
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GenOciDe-
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quote:
Originally posted by 7VlesSiah
Campaign was pretty challenging on brutal. It was fun.
I agree. I finally just finished it =)
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kublikhan
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Blizzard ushered in the month of October by showing Starcraft II cheaters the door, suspending or banning roughly 5,000 players of the real-time strategy game for using hacks to gain an advantage in the game. Days later, the company went after some of the people responsible for the cheat programs.
Blizzard last week filed suit in the Los Angeles US District Court against three programmers, accusing them of creating and selling hacks for Starcraft II in violation of the end-user license agreement, Battle.net terms of use, and copyright law.
Blizzard sues Starcraft II hackers
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Fri Oct 22, 2010 10:44 pm |
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hassan-i-sabbah
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lol suing people who make hacks is evil
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Fast Luck
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no that owns
rofl they were selling em
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Sat Oct 23, 2010 8:41 am |
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Sparkz102
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quote:
Originally posted by hassan-i-sabbah
lol suing people who make hacks is evil
but if they r distributing hacks for profit specifically breaking terms and agreements - they deserved to be sued by all right as they did violate a contract and make bank, thats clearly exploiting blizzard product. is just the result of 'gameplay advantage' or 'loss of interest' hell maybe even endangerment of the company - arent typical ends of a normal suing case.
however, i still stand by my previous post that if they r strictly offline, the hacks are allowed, but even hacking to earn achievements offline should be grounds for suing too.
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