I've been known to be overly sensitive about things like this, and again I feel as if I've been wronged somewhat. I'm not looking for a solution, or a "what I should do" answer, I just want to know what your opinion is on this situation.
I am away from my home, and will be for a while. I have a certin game installed on my computer at home, however here I don't have it. Here, basically I am sitting around, and surfing the internet. It has been firmly established that I do indeed own the game. I requested on the forum a small part of the code which I was planning on modding for my game, and the staff accused me of piracy. The code is completely exposed, there is no de-encryption needed to be done to access the code, I just want files that anyone who owns the game can access. Without other files, like other parts of the code, or the art/sound files, I can't do anything with that code alone, which doesn't actually matter, since it has been established that I do indeed own the game. Anyway, they gave me an infraction for piracy, do you think this was justified, or was it unreasonable?
2007-07-26
02:44:41
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William E. Roberts
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