Glider is a third-party program that caters to people who want better WoW dolls, but don't want to deal with the tedium of actually playing the game. A federal judge ruled on Wednesday that using the "bot" is a violation of the game's EULA. Once you've done that, says Judge Campbell, your license is revoked, and you're committing copyright infringement if you continue to play the game.
Feb 3, 2009
WoW bots are very, very bad
Glider is a third-party program that caters to people who want better WoW dolls, but don't want to deal with the tedium of actually playing the game. A federal judge ruled on Wednesday that using the "bot" is a violation of the game's EULA. Once you've done that, says Judge Campbell, your license is revoked, and you're committing copyright infringement if you continue to play the game.
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Exploits and Hacks are unfortunate, but usually a part of every online game you play. Recalling the aimbots of the past, I will say this much regarding Glider : It doesn't work anymore. Blizzard maintains a good tight grip on the wow penis. No one will take the wow penis from them.
ReplyDeleteThe game is as fair as any you could play, if someone levels a toon via some little chinese kid who's getting paid to do it ? More power to them !
It doesn't have an impact on gameplay :)
Excuses to hide behind your pink kilt and spray on tan.