Did you know that I can be prosecuted if I stole virtual items from another player in game? Its actually a large reason the game Runescape took out the Wild section of the game.

CCP has the right to alter or discontinue anything they manufacture. They do not have a right to force recall on any property you have purchased(because virtual items are considered property by law) without just compensation. Sony has to agree to the altered change of the property and compensate accordingly.

Justin Beiber can't make you give back a song you paid for on iTunes of his. You have purchased it and it is yours. BPOs are the same exact thing.

Did you know that I can be prosecuted if I stole virtual items from another player in game? Its actually a large reason the game Runescape took out the Wild section of the game.

CCP has the right to alter or discontinue anything they manufacture. They do not have a right to force recall on any property you have purchased(because virtual items are considered property by law) without just compensation. Sony has to agree to the altered change of the property and compensate accordingly.

Justin Beiber can't make you give back a song you paid for on iTunes of his. You have purchased it and it is yours. BPOs are the same exact thing.

the property you purchased was AUR, you did not purchas BPOs, you relenquished ownership of your purchased property in order to obtain an in game item, wich while that sounds similar, leagally it isnt.

QFT.

You "own" AUR not the stuff you buy with it.

This is what I was thinking.

They can't take away my LAV BPO because I bought it in a pack for real money. However in that pack was AUR which I used to buy other BPOs which can be refunded.

That made sense to be since I first spent money in this game. I also agreed to the fact that items I buy can be changed if they so choose to do that, which made me cautious about things.

For instance, I always buy aurum items in small amounts as I know that my aurum is less likely to change. The people who have spent tons of aurum on thousands of items are fools for not being more careful.

Basic knowledge of contract law is fundamental for any of the following

-jobs
-bank accounts
-buying things from any store
-owning things
-any law in any country with a government
-driving
OWNING A ******* PS3!!


how on earth do you guys manage to function in society if you dont understand the basics of a contract.

they CAN take away the LAV BPO becuase it was a bonus item included in the pack of AUR you purchased.

you boughthe AUR, and they threw in the LAV for free. you did not technically buy the LAV.

The pack was a pack of stuff, with AUR included. You didn't buy AUR with stuff bundled in.

how on earth do you guys manage to function in society if you dont understand the basics of a contract.

Don't need to function in society that much if you're under 18 dawggg

re-read the pack information, description, and relevant conract information pretaining to the pack.


becuase its extra, and your buying the AUR

"The DUST 514-« Mercenary Pack grants 40,000 Aurum to spend in-game, a 30-day skill booster (+50%) and the following exclusive gear: 'Dragonfly' Scout dropsuit x 1 (Unlimited) 'Toxin' ICD-9 Submachine Gun x 1 (Unlimited) HK4M Shotgun x 50 Hacked Drop Uplink x 50 Fused Locus Grenade x 50 1.5dn Myofibril Stimulant x 50 NOTE:This add-on requires the DUST 514-« client. Download it for free on the PlayStation-«Store. Network Players 2-32 PlayStation-«Eye camera optional PlayStation-«Move motion controller and PlayStation-«Eye camera optional PlayStation-«Move navigation controller or Wireless Controller optional. "

These EVE: The Second Decade Collector's Edition Items are permanent gear, requiring no restocking or replacement.

Linky to collectors edition

Hey llook at that, also not listed as bonus items, oh and what is this???



Hey I have it in writing that the collectors edition that I purchased comes with PERMANENT GEAR.

Hopefully this helps you pull your head out of your butt.

it then goes on the clerify that permanant means "requiring no restocking or replacement."

im not really interested in re-spoonfeeding you information from **** you clicked "I agree" on in order to begin using your PS3 and playing dust.

you shoulda ******* read the contracts you were signing.

Do you understand English?

I ask this because what you wrote is directly supportive of what I wrote. This gear, which had no disclaimers or stipulations on the page or in any agreement within, is permanent. This permanent gear will never require me to restock or replace it because it is permanent, i.e. it is mine forever. This is what was advertised with no strings attached.

Of course if English is your second language I apologize for the misunderstanding.

If however English is your first language.... keep going to school kid.

it is permanant in that it is "requiring no restocking or replacement."

nowhere does that say anything about being yours forever. and NOWHERE will you find that, because elsewhere in the game agreement you signed it has other rules and amendments dedicated to the dealings of "your" new virtual goods


this is a matter of you ASSUMING things rather then READING things


this thread isnt a debate about the contents of the agreements you signed, its a message to actually GO ******* READ THEM

I guess you read that AFTER my edit.

Here let me copy-pasta it for you.

EDIT: Oh and of course let me reiterate... EULAs are more or less useless. They do not stand up in the court of law. They are not binding legal contracts, they do not carry sufficient weight to override consumer rights...

That's why they get thrown out, EULAs can not make you give up your rights.

Do yourself a favor and get educated. Do a cursory google search for the terms EULA and court. Have fun becoming enlightened.

Stop being a baby about other people having stuff you were either
1) too late to get
or
2)too cheap to buy

they CAN take away the LAV BPO becuase it was a bonus item included in the pack of AUR you purchased.

you boughthe AUR, and they threw in the LAV for free. you did not technically buy the LAV.