Origin Bans

**Mobi** · 12-06-11, 02:55 PM

so whats the policy of transfering games to another computer say like I got a new computer to play bf3 on the 25th can I still play my game on that computer and not the old one or do I have to repurchase the game?

**Guyver** · 12-06-11, 03:55 PM

Originally Posted by 619summon

tbh, this is asking for 100% perfect. im sure if you see how many players got thier copy and are playing w/o issue vs players who have a problem its likey very very good ratio.

Nothing is perfect..I just want competent customer support. I don't think that's asking for too much. The first order was messed up...that's fine...but, three times?....and they're still trying to jack me around on the price.

**Glitch** · 12-06-11, 04:15 PM

This game is FAR from perfect, hell it is far from where I want it to be.

I STILL already got my $50 worth of entertainment out of it, and I am SURE I will get $15 worth of entertainment out of B2k as long as TPG hosts it

**[CoFR]SirMoo** · 12-08-11, 05:38 AM

Originally Posted by Bunni

its not just about plagiarism, those rules are incomplete. A lot of it goes to the articles source wanting the page impressions (mostly for ad impressions) , which they will not get if others post the entire article (why view the source, if you just read the entire thing, right?), which is what they will hit us for if you cite a full article, essentially reproducing material that that source prohibits from reproducing in some form without their consent

as for the topic, load of crap. Does not matter if their TOS say what ever the fuck they say. Its a product, not a service. They might be able to get away with legally calling multiplayer a service, but they cannot take that product (singleplayer) away for a breach of service.

Sigh... again, yet another POS company that needs someone with deep pockets to sue and set straight on their bullshit.

depends. A lot of software nowadays are considered services. If the game requires an active connection to EA's servers via Orgin to play, they may have legit cause to call the game content part of the origin service platform.

**Guyver** · 12-09-11, 03:42 PM

Originally Posted by [CoFR]SirMoo

depends. A lot of software nowadays are considered services. If the game requires an active connection to EA's servers via Orgin to play, they may have legit cause to call the game content part of the origin service platform.

That's just doubletalk on EA's part. They really need to look at how Valve handles Steam. A forum ban, on the Steam forums has zero affect on Steam game account....and rightly so.

In somewhat related news, I just received my copy of BF3 in the mail, but I'm not opening the game until I have this refund issue sorted out.

**SmokenScion** · 12-09-11, 05:54 PM

Originally Posted by Guyver

That's just doubletalk on EA's part. They really need to look at how Valve handles Steam. A forum ban, on the Steam forums has zero affect on Steam game account....and rightly so.

In somewhat related news, I just received my copy of BF3 in the mail, but I'm not opening the game until I have this refund issue sorted out.

did you get B2k also?