Kasz216 on 21 January 2010
| NJ5 said: Now if a few thousand gamers "arbitrarily" decided to do it, with several games each, and then this spread...
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It'd be a strong message, but gamers are like voters. Together they're strong, but they never act together and put up with the crappy options they have to deal with rather then push for better options.
Also, like I said... I may be mistaken on that law, but I could of swore that's the only way EULA are legal. Otherwise they'd be illegal because you've concluded a contract paid money have no recourse to get that money back and have to agree with hidden terms.
