GomTV gains full rights for Blizzard games

[//MavericK\\]

I hate dragging the thread off topic more than it has to, but I feel this must be addressed for everyone's benefit. Forum rules and posting guidelines as well as a guide to infractions are clearly laid out in the forum FAQ: http://sclegacy.com/forums/faq.php?f...ulesguidelines

I would go further to say that when one receives an infraction it is best to just learn from the warning and move on. I can totally understand someone saying "I didn't know that would give me an infraction". That's why you have to get 10 points to get banned. It's also why points eventually expire. By the time you get to 10 points I don't think there's really any excuse anymore. At this point you clearly understand the rules and how they are applied, but simply refuse to follow them.

Thanks for posting this. I had no idea were the rules actually were listed.

[KadajSouba]

Wow, you really are looking at Blizzard like the good guy. They didn't receive any money that Kespa made by selling rights, so they sent Kespa to hell. Easy as that. They want to be in control of everything, so they gain even more money, because lets admit it, there is no loss for them.

About the ban, pretty unfair, since I got infractions last week, and at the same time I saw that others just got a warning inside the same thread. But oh well.

[n00bonicPlague]

Blizzard may or may not be a good guy, but Kespa is definitely a bad guy, and they got what was coming to them.

On a side note: all of the different name colors in the Forum Index make pretty colors.



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[Gradius]

I'm going to go ahead and lock this thread since it's so derailed, but there's a few things I want to mention first. (again, somebody feel free to make a new, more mature thread)

About the ban, pretty unfair, since I got infractions last week, and at the same time I saw that others just got a warning inside the same thread. But oh well.

Are you seriously still complaining about a simple warning for saying this:

Fuck you very much Blizzard. I hate you from the very bottom of my heart.

If you said that to anybody else, it would have been a 7 pt. infraction, not a little warning. The only other warning you got was for telling someone to shut up for no particular reason, and you're pretending to be a victim here? I've never been one to sugarcoat things, so I have to ask, what's wrong with you? Is this how you talk to people in the real world? Try to remember there's another person on the other side of that screen who has to read all your comments. This behavior does not fly on our forums - period.

@Gradius I am speaking always for myself
DS agred with me that some people don't have the right sense of humor these days
and you allow those threads to be for like a day until someone noticed it

oh and Kotick isn't from Blizzard so I can swear at him throw threats and whatever else cause he is not from Blizzard
what always bugs me off is that people agree with me on such points but they always are silence about it or they like to express it in a polite way and they don't like to throw heavy words on subjects that pist them off which causes an... like Kotick to feel invincble, I find it really amusing as gamers act like sheep, they will do whatever they are told to do, they are not individual and they don't like to get their heads out of the box

What I never understood about all the chronic complainers out there is how they can unfailingly regurgitate the same information over & over and work themselves up over that same information so much to the point where they have to get overly hostile. What bugs me the most about them is the fact that they think posting anything of value can be replaced by emotionally charged attacks.

I would like to direct everyone to a thread that successfully gets Blizzard's attention, as well as maintains a level of respect while addressing the many things that the poster really does not like, or even hates:
B.net 2.0 Will Harm Custom Content

This is a complaining thread that I would love to have on these forums. Notice the matter of fact title, and how clearly laid out his arguments are for why these decisions by Blizzard could potentially ruin custom content (quite a lofty argument). Instead of childish personal attacks, this guy has drawn on his experience, and posted several extremely valid and rational reasons for how Blizzard can damage the UMS community.