Pirates Beware

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  • troels54

    #31
    Gotta hand this to Valve.. Maybe there have been some mistakenly banned, but its is still illegal what they have done..

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    • {(COMMANDO})008

      #32
      valve did a great job :) never steal from valve bicth lol

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      • DarkViper311

        #33
        -:Nighthawk:- wrote..

        There are times where I miss being a moderator here. I really hate that guy, you know? Just a general asshole, and we all know it. Sort of like disabled and gary were from years past. Ah well, what would comments be without trolls?
        Yeah, but on occasion I found gary likeable. This one is truly from the bottom of the barrel, though.

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        • sheardjr

          #34
          defuser wrote..

          It's their fault for buying the illegal HL2
          I diddn't mean that was a bad thing, I was pointing it that this is more than just a simple scare tactic, people have lost a LOT of money through this :)

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          • Cool Mo D

            #35
            hey , im allowed to post here again

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            • defuser

              #36
              sheardjr wrote..

              I diddn't mean that was a bad thing, I was pointing it that this is more than just a simple scare tactic, people have lost a LOT of money through this :)
              thats why im saying its their fault.They deserve it to lost their money on something which valve can't stand

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              • RaptorRage

                #37
                Not the first time something lik this has happened. Blizzard disabled ten of thousand if not many more Battle.net accounts for cheating and using illegal items in Diablo 2.

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                • Shadow-Dragon

                  #38
                  Rofl... The leet hacker pirate peoples got owned! hahhah.

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                  • Helkite

                    #39
                    Edited by [user="57826"] @ [time="1101217158"]

                    Mmm... Nighthawk, well said. Always the voice of logic and reason. =)

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                    • Cliche

                      #40
                      I know some people who are playing without steam and gloating to me about it after I gave up food to pay for CS:S and HL2.



                      Hope they get banned to shit

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                      • Mobius?

                        #41
                        -:Nighthawk:- wrote..

                        You cannot change the EULA for an existing product, Zips. People have purchased it on a set agreement, and changing the terms of that agreement after said moneys have been spent is clearly illegal.
                        Actually there is a termination clause in the Steam (and all steam based games) EULA that was made for just this sort of occasion.

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                        • Can't $hoot

                          #42
                          Haha!!! <in the Nelson voice>

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                          • garfong

                            #43
                            It's possible that they banned people by IP as well. So they think they're clever making a new account, but Valve just goes ahead and bans all accounts associated with their IP (or MAC etc...)



                            Aren't most broadband accounts static IPs?

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                            • mickey

                              #44
                              I wonder also the point of it all...by not releasing a 'pirate' version you don't have to worry about banning 20,000 accounts in the first place. Also can't you play hl2 with steam offline? And you can keep playing hl2 offline?

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                              • David Johnston

                                #45
                                garfong wrote..

                                Aren't most broadband accounts static IPs?
                                No.

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