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"Copyright infringement" maybe should stick if they hacks include reproductions of Epic's code, but "breach of contract and tortious interference" is a load of
by koboll 8y ago
"Copyright infringement" maybe should stick if they hacks include reproductions of Epic's code, but "breach of contract and tortious interference" is a load of horse shit. Game EULAs are not the law.
- simion314 8y agoI agree if they distribute modified binaries then the copyright could apply, IMO creating the trainer/cheat program or instructions on how to cheat should be perfectly legal, the cheating though may breach the TOS but that would just terminate your license so your account should be banned from online mode, the only way Epic could win this if they distribute the modified binaries instead of some binary that injects itself into the original one.
- shittyadmin 8y agoMMOGlider basically lost because they said it "copies parts of the game's memory while running"... copyright laws in this way are a load of horseshit. I own my CPU, my RAM and my disk and I have every right to control your code if it runs on my computer.