Question about the EULA

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  • Desertfox

    #1

    Question about the EULA

    or w/e its called

    If I want to log onto a friends account and get the SF guns for him and then leave it is that against the EULA (Doesnt EA track what IP's log onto what accounts)
  • colony

    #2
    Re: Question about the EULA

    I dont know for sure, but I dont think it is. I asked about this before and many said they know of alot of people that did that exact same thing and nothing bad happened.

    Also, thats why we have accounts. They are used so that no matter what pc you are on, you can connect to your account and play on it. So how would they know anyway?

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    • IndianScout

      #3
      Re: Question about the EULA

      here ya go

      You Further Agree That These Rules Will Apply To Anyone That You Allow To Use Your Service Account Or User Id, And That You Are Personally Responsible For The Consequences (including Termination Of Your Account) That May Result If Any Such Person Breaks These Rules.

      In Order To Help Make The Service A Good Experience For Everyone, Ea May Occasionally Find It Necessary To Make Changes To, Or Reset Certain Parameters Of, The Service In Order To Bring It Back Into Balance. These Changes Or Resets May Affect Characters Or Teams Under Your Control And May Cause You Setbacks Within The Game World.

      These Rules May Be Changed, And New Rules May Be Added, At Any Time. You Agree To Check The Service Web Site From Time To Time To Review Any Rule Changes That Electronic Arts May Have Made.

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      • colony

        #4
        Re: Question about the EULA

        So basically its ok, but if anything happens to your account, you are held responsible. i.e. if friend stat pads on account, you are still held responsible, and it will get reset even if you personally didnt do it.

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        • Desertfox

          #5
          Re: Question about the EULA

          Thats kinda confusing does that say thats it ok? or what?

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          • RocketChild
            Senior Member
            • Aug 2005
            • 3949

            #6
            Re: Question about the EULA

            I say do what you want, they have changed products after SF so this is not possible. Like AF and EF require that only one user account be bound to that game. Sucks, but hey, they don't want two brothers, playing on the same computer to use the same copy.

            But, get a copy of SF. It is actually pretty fun.

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            • Blades

              #7
              Re: Question about the EULA

              Originally posted by IndianScout
              here ya go
              Why Is Every Beginning Of Every Word Capitilized?

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              • RocketChild
                Senior Member
                • Aug 2005
                • 3949

                #8
                Re: Question about the EULA

                Originally posted by Sir. Blades
                Why Is Every Beginning Of Every Word Capitilized?
                ROLF! No wonder I felt funny trying to read through that!

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                • Cantina_Fly
                  Random BF Noob
                  • Sep 2007
                  • 563

                  #9
                  Re: Question about the EULA

                  Um, IndianScout, wouldn't a simple Yes, or No been easier?

                  As in Yes, it's against, EULA.

                  and

                  No, we've never done anything to anyone who's gone ahead and done it anyway.

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                  • Desertfox

                    #10
                    Re: Question about the EULA

                    Yeah thats what I was looking for cantina

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                    • (4THIDUSA) SSG H.

                      #11
                      Re: Question about the EULA

                      Yes it against the rules, EULA, TOS, to log into or have someone log into your account in order to "give" you software you didnt pay for ( also known as pirated software), it doesnt have to be burned to a disk for it to be against the rules

                      Question answered

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