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[2017-8-04. : 12:27 am]  Corbo -- I HAVE MY VERY OWN OPINION ABOUT SOMETHING AND NO MATTER HOW STUPID IT IS YOU WILL NOT CHANGE MY MIND BECAUSE REASONS.[2017-8-04. : 12:22 am]  Moose -- Pr0nogoPr0nogo shouted: Mini Moose 2707 make more Do you even play my maps LMAO[2017-8-04. : 12:15 am] thekian -- For some reason, when I compile bitmaps to a GRP, they have this really weird palette.[2017-8-04. : 12:13 am] Pr0nogo -- Mini Moose 2707Mini Moose 2707 shouted: I just make meme maps. make more[2017-8-03. : 11:48 pm] Suicidal Insanity -- Mini Moose 2707Mini Moose 2707 shouted: I just make meme maps. I thought the meme was just talking about making maps without making maps[2017-8-03. : 11:46 pm] Suicidal Insanity -- Luckily I don't do anything besides load the game data, so I don't have to worry either way  [2017-8-03. : 11:40 pm] thekian -- Of course, Farty and everyone would still be in trouble for decompiling the code. Then again, if you're just examining the compiled hex data, it's technically not decompiling...[2017-8-03. : 11:31 pm] Ashamed -- thekianthekian shouted: Also, if you want to get super technical, you can argue that you don't modify the program at all. All you do is create a separate self-executing MPQ file that modifies Starcraft in runtime. actually that is a good case. If you dont modify the orginal code.. Its even harder ha.[2017-8-03. : 11:31 pm] thekian -- Also, if you want to get super technical, you can argue that you don't modify the program at all. All you do is create a separate self-executing MPQ file that modifies Starcraft in runtime.[2017-8-03. : 11:28 pm] Ashamed -- Mini Moose 2707Mini Moose 2707 shouted: lil-Inferno lil-Inferno I find it a pretty big topic for a community like this.[2017-8-03. : 11:28 pm] Suicidal Insanity -- Blizzard had invited some of the first war2 / starcraft modders for an internship[2017-8-03. : 11:28 pm] thekian -- Also, I'm pretty sure only the Starcraft 2 EULA says you can't modify the game.[2017-8-03. : 11:27 pm] Moose -- lil-Infernolil-Inferno shouted: w/e lil-Infernolil-Inferno shouted: Mini Moose 2707 ya [2017-8-03. : 11:25 pm] Ashamed -- Mini Moose 2707Mini Moose 2707 shouted: Ashamed Ashamed So basically illegality doesn't depend on being convicted or not LMAO Oh I thought you said does depend...[2017-8-03. : 11:23 pm] Ashamed -- Also I literally just googled Definition of illegal - and that is what I was given.[2017-8-03. : 11:22 pm] Ashamed -- Mini Moose 2707Mini Moose 2707 shouted: Ashamed Ashamed So basically illegality doesn't depend on being convicted or not LMAO WOuld you imagine that!! Of course criminal law is much easier to tell if what you are doing is illegal - because they have the laws written down.. but yeah moose I would like to think that is our our judicial system works haen en[2017-8-03. : 11:21 pm] Moose -- AshamedAshamed shouted: contrary to or forbidden by law, especially criminal law. "illegal drugs" AshamedAshamed shouted: that is the definition google is giving me... So basically illegality doesn't depend on being convicted or not LMAO[2017-8-03. : 11:21 pm] Ashamed -- See how it said especially criminal law... That is a big part.. YOu cant give corporations the power to make something illegal. That would be messy. They just lobby and pay millions to pass laws for that.. but I assure you their EULAs do not do that.[2017-8-03. : 11:19 pm] Ashamed -- contrary to or forbidden by law, especially criminal law. "illegal drugs"[2017-8-03. : 11:18 pm] Ashamed -- Criminal cases are brought up because of a vilation of a law (Legality of something ) Civil court is a person saying hey they did this and i am here to prove why.. Once the why has been proved its easy to say what you are doing may be illegal because a entity has already brought someone to court and sued them.[2017-8-03. : 11:17 pm] Ashamed -- Civil cases are generally brought by private individuals or corporations seeking to collect money owed or monetary damages. A criminal case is brought by the local, state or federal government in response to a suspected violation of law and seeks a fine, a jail sentence or both[2017-8-03. : 11:17 pm] Ashamed -- Voyager7456Voyager7456 shouted: "It's not illegal until someone's been convicted" is an interesting interpretation of legality for civl cases yes this is true.. Civil and Criminal are not the same.[2017-8-03. : 11:16 pm]  Voyager7456 -- "It's not illegal until someone's been convicted" is an interesting interpretation of legality[2017-8-03. : 11:15 pm] Ashamed -- but until said case has happened I am sorry I would not use the word "Illegal"[2017-8-03. : 11:14 pm] Ashamed -- Now you can say what you are doing is breaking the terms you agreed on when you purchased said software - giving said company the proceeding to take you to court to see if you are indeed breaking any copy right[2017-8-03. : 11:13 pm] Ashamed -- Voyager7456Voyager7456 shouted: I'm not denying that I'm breaking the EULA exactly and in civil court what you are doing would be laughed at if BLizzard tried to sue you.. Thus you can't say what you are doing is illegal because no one has ever been convicted of such a small thing.[2017-8-03. : 11:12 pm] Ashamed -- Voyager7456Voyager7456 shouted: Ashamed I am definitely not fighting Blizzard in court every day - how would I have time to do anything else? I am saying you are modding their software breaking their "eula"[2017-8-03. : 11:12 pm] Voyager7456 -- Voyager7456Voyager7456 shouted: Ashamed I am definitely not fighting Blizzard in court every day - how would I have time to do anything else? I agree, it's highly unlikely.[2017-8-03. : 11:11 pm] Voyager7456 -- AshamedAshamed shouted: Voyager7456 You are doing it every day Voyager... I am definitely not fighting Blizzard in court every day - how would I have time to do anything else?[2017-8-03. : 11:11 pm] Ashamed -- Voyager7456Voyager7456 shouted: If my ass gets a C&D, I'm gonna find a new hobby LMAO You will never get one unless you start distributing their software via their platform or making money off it.[2017-8-03. : 11:10 pm] Ashamed -- Voyager7456Voyager7456 shouted: Ashamed Feel free to take Blizzard's legal team up on the challenge if it ever comes up You are doing it every day Voyager...[2017-8-03. : 11:10 pm] Voyager7456 -- AshamedAshamed shouted: If said company brought you to court to prove the legality of what you did... if you did not profit from it nor use their services to distribute said software... I see you winning Feel free to take Blizzard's legal team up on the challenge if it ever comes up [2017-8-03. : 11:09 pm] Ashamed -- If you break a eula its between you and the contractor until said person takes you to court.[2017-8-03. : 11:08 pm] Ashamed -- and since we have no court case ever happening (again civil) you can't say its illegal because NO one in the US has have been convicted of said crime.[2017-8-03. : 11:08 pm] Ashamed -- If said company brought you to court to prove the legality of what you did... if you did not profit from it nor use their services to distribute said software... I see you winning[2017-8-03. : 11:08 pm] Voyager7456 -- But you're not covered under first sale because there was no sale[2017-8-03. : 11:07 pm] Ashamed -- Eula are civil cases meaning its not illegal until taking to court and proven.....[2017-8-03. : 11:06 pm] Ashamed -- Voyager7456Voyager7456 shouted: Ashamed I think they would argue that creating a mod is a derivative work. Which is fine as long as you dont attempt to sell. This is covered under first sale.[2017-8-03. : 11:05 pm] Voyager7456 -- AshamedAshamed shouted: Ashamed I would argue that breaking licsense risk your copy of the said program... but still not against any laws. I think they would argue that creating a mod is a derivative work.[2017-8-03. : 11:02 pm] Voyager7456 -- AshamedAshamed shouted: Voyager7456 I would still like to see a case where a company took back software from a personal moddification lol Voyager7456Voyager7456 shouted: Ashamed As I've repeatedly said, just because something is illegal doesn't mean that it goes to court. Voyager7456Voyager7456 shouted: Ashamed No it wouldn't. It's not worth the time and legal fees to prosecute someone over it. [2017-8-03. : 11:02 pm] Ashamed -- unless you then turn around and try to make money - That agreement is between you and the company at that point.[2017-8-03. : 11:01 pm] Ashamed -- AshamedAshamed shouted: Voyager7456 I would still like to see a case where a company took back software from a personal moddification lol I would argue that breaking licsense risk your copy of the said program... but still not against any laws.[2017-8-03. : 11:00 pm] Ashamed -- Voyager7456Voyager7456 shouted: I think Blizzard would have a hard time arguing that anything past "you violated our license, give up your copy of the software" I would still like to see a case where a company took back software from a personal moddification lol[2017-8-03. : 10:59 pm] Voyager7456 -- I think Blizzard would have a hard time arguing that anything past "you violated our license, give up your copy of the software"[2017-8-03. : 10:58 pm] Ashamed -- Voyager7456Voyager7456 shouted: You don't just get to sue for an arbitrary amount of money LMAO Software company I am sure put it in their EULAs.. its quite easy to get a consumer to agree on said action[2017-8-03. : 10:58 pm] Voyager7456 -- You don't just get to sue for an arbitrary amount of money LMAO[2017-8-03. : 10:57 pm] Voyager7456 -- AshamedAshamed shouted: Voyager7456 If said peson had money its always worth it... You can always sue people for legal fees for taking them to court. Actually in the US, that's not usually the case.[2017-8-03. : 10:56 pm] Ashamed -- There is written proof people have done this on this very site.. Would be super easy to prove.[2017-8-03. : 10:55 pm] Ashamed -- I mean they could just scan sites like this and look for people with good money and start sueing[2017-8-03. : 10:55 pm] Ashamed -- AshamedAshamed shouted: Voyager7456 If said peson had money its always worth it... You can always sue people for legal fees for taking them to court. Now would it happen very often... most likely not.. but statistically you don't think it would of happened at least once by now if it truly was something illegal?[2017-8-03. : 10:54 pm] Ashamed -- Voyager7456Voyager7456 shouted: Ashamed No it wouldn't. It's not worth the time and legal fees to prosecute someone over it. If said peson had money its always worth it... You can always sue people for legal fees for taking them to court.[2017-8-03. : 10:53 pm] Voyager7456 -- AshamedAshamed shouted: You wont change my mind until you show me an example.. I find it hard you are trying to argue something that has never happened... If it was indeed illegal someone would of been taken to court by now. No it wouldn't. It's not worth the time and legal fees to prosecute someone over it.[2017-8-03. : 10:51 pm] Ashamed -- You wont change my mind until you show me an example.. I find it hard you are trying to argue something that has never happened... If it was indeed illegal someone would of been taken to court by now.[2017-8-03. : 10:51 pm] Ashamed -- Voyager7456Voyager7456 shouted: Ashamed As I've repeatedly said, just because something is illegal doesn't mean that it goes to court. I find it hard to believe out of 40+ years of software copy right not a single company has tried this. I am sorry I dont see any company having any legal grounds.[2017-8-03. : 10:48 pm] Voyager7456 -- AshamedAshamed shouted: Voyager7456 I am not I am still waiting for that court case about personal use and not profit.... As I've repeatedly said, just because something is illegal doesn't mean that it goes to court.[2017-8-03. : 10:48 pm] Ashamed -- Voyager7456Voyager7456 shouted: Ashamed You're just asserting this though. I am not I am still waiting for that court case about personal use and not profit....[2017-8-03. : 10:47 pm] Voyager7456 -- AshamedAshamed shouted: Thee is no way in hell any company can go after you no matter the eula. I just dont see it holding up. You're just asserting this though. |
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