method114 said:
pokoko said: That's pretty smart. They keep cheaters away from non-cheaters, yet they still have the potential to make money off of them. |
Is it possible that a game like Titan Fall is forced to take a route like this with cheaters? Seeing as the game is online only then banning someone would mean they could not play the game at all anymore and essentially make their $60 purchase worthless.I could really see them getting in some sort of legal trouble if they ban people who arent even cheating.
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Probably not, as long as they are careful. Games like WoW have been banning people for years. The EUA is probably very detailed about this kind of thing. I can't imagine a lawyer paying this much attention unless it was wide-spread enough for a Class Action suit.
Still, yeah, it's a nice compromise that probably mitigates the rage of those being caught somewhat.