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I don’t remember it being like that with CDs and floppy’s. I’m pretty sure most of them were still a license to play. Looking at my Diablo II (version 1.0 2000
by wil421 4y ago
I don’t remember it being like that with CDs and floppy’s. I’m pretty sure most of them were still a license to play.
Looking at my Diablo II (version 1.0 2000) and Warcraft III CDs I am given a license key and agreement to an EULA. Unfortunately the EULA isn’t in the box but I’m almost positive they could revoke my key and I’d be unable to play.
- zamnos 4y agoBlizzard trying to push renting software on us doesn't change what was legally allowed, and Diablo II and Warcraft III were after the Internet came around. Now, if you bought Warcraft I, which didn't have Battle.net support, you own that one copy, and Blizzard can't take that copy away from you. Which is to say it's bought and not rented.