3 ms·
You have the "right" to run cheats on your machine and Riot has the right to stop you from connecting to their servers and ruining the experience for their cust
by enragedcacti 4y ago
You have the "right" to run cheats on your machine and Riot has the right to stop you from connecting to their servers and ruining the experience for their customers when you do it. The software is still installed and you can use all of its offline features all you want, which in the case of Riot games is stare at a login screen because they are all live service multiplayer games.
Why is your right to disrupt a service for other people more important than their right to enjoy that service?
- robalni 4y agoI'm not interested in any right to disrupt a service; it's just something that can happen because of other rights: to run arbitrary code on your own computer, and trying to remove that right is not going to work. We need a better solution.