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General discussion (archive)ACCEPTANCE OF END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT REQUIRED TO PLAY (80 posts)(80 posts)
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Posted June 02, 2011
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Taleroth: The jpg doesn't work because it's a txt file. You should know what to do.
Yeah I posted quicly, figured it after posting.

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sajber: The full text:


ELECTRONIC ARTS
SOFTWARE END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT

This End User License Agreement (“License”)...
Thank you man.

Full text, literally. =p

You could end it after the "terms of this License shall govern.", but it's ok. Thanks again.
Posted June 02, 2011
God my stomach is hurting from all the laughing :D
Posted June 02, 2011
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sajber: Done! That was that!
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GameRager: You posted a freely available EULA and blasted us with walls of text....grr
Your welcome! ^__^
Posted June 02, 2011
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GameRager: You posted a freely available EULA and blasted us with walls of text....grr
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sajber: Your welcome! ^__^
I hate you so muchly now. :\
Posted June 02, 2011
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pops117: God my stomach is hurting from all the laughing :D
Glad I could lighten up your day! ;)
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sajber: Your welcome! ^__^
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GameRager: I hate you so muchly now. :\
Love! <3
Post edited June 02, 2011 by sajber
Posted June 02, 2011
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OmegaX: "may be required". I doubt old EA games used EA accounts for online services or are even available on EADM. This part doesn't apply to any game we are going to see on GOG anytime soon so there is nothing to worry.
Yes, "may" does not mean "is", but such "agreement" can always be used after to some backdoor'ed "hurts". ("yes, we had a right, you've signed this")
From the law's point of view, I do not like such statements, they are always "shady".

Oh, and btw: if they are not needed at all then why to include them?
Post edited June 02, 2011 by Lexor
Posted June 02, 2011
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sajber: Glad I could lighten up your day! ;)
You say it man... :')
Posted June 02, 2011
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OmegaX: "may be required". I doubt old EA games used EA accounts for online services or are even available on EADM. This part doesn't apply to any game we are going to see on GOG anytime soon so there is nothing to worry.
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Lexor: Yes, "may" does not mean "is", but such "agreement" can always be used after to some backdoor'ed "hurts". ("yes, we had a right, you've signed this")
From the law's point of view, I do not like such statements, they are always "shady".
Paranoia much? Dude, they copy pasted an EULA from a modern game onto an old one...no big deal really...plus as has been said, most games today have EULAs....it's not the end of the world.

EA included them because they thought it'd make them feel safer at night as they sleep under piles of cash maybe?
Post edited June 02, 2011 by GameRager
Posted June 02, 2011
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GameRager: Dude, they copy pasted an EULA from a modern game onto an old one...no big deal really...
Dude, they had two years to sign that contract - its a lot of time to prepare some "not copy pasted" text. :D

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GameRager: plus as has been said, most games today have EULAs....it's not the end of the world.
That's why I like oldies ;) They do not want my signetures. :D
Posted June 02, 2011
sajber, do you realise what you've done!

I ... agree ... with GameRager. This is just paranoia. It's some legal thing that they need to put in. There's a small bit of worry that they state they may store your IP address etc. even while you're offline, but it's not for these games. They will have 1 EULA that fits all products. These things are expensive to produce, you don't customise them per game. It's a catch all that they would have little chance of enforcing if they ever wanted to. This is nothing to worry about.
Posted June 02, 2011
The EULA for sure won't stop me from buying these games. I just want the agreement to be fair and the games to be DRM-free. ;)

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Lexor: Oh, and btw: if they are not needed at all then why to include them?
Indeed.
Posted June 02, 2011
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wpegg: sajber, do you realise what you've done!
No, what? 0:) ;)
Posted June 02, 2011
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GameRager: plus as has been said, most games today have EULAs....it's not the end of the world.
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Lexor: That's why I like oldies ;) They do not want my signetures. :D
You actually found a way to SIGN your EULAs??? 0.o
Posted June 02, 2011
Dr. M feasts on your tears!
Posted June 02, 2011
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wpegg: sajber, do you realise what you've done!

I ... agree ... with GameRager.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HyophYBP_w4&amp;t=13s
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