Can we play them like 1v1 or just no too official tornys and stuff or banned from being played there all together?
P.S. Need a cs clan for gibfest give me a pm or email if u need an extra partner ,name is -=Xtasy=-, cal-o exp.
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Banned all togehter. If you start a game playing against the computer then blizzards EULA has been voilated. Due to the fact that we charge you a door fee blizzard considers that to be a partial charge to play their games whether it be public or pirvate play. Money has exchanged hands so blizzard wants a cut. We have not even recieved a response from them when we explained we did not make any money of the event and what money came in as overhead went right back into the event for better prizes and what not. So to avoid having the few of us running gibfest from getting sued for an event we dont even see a dime from we are not allowing blizzard games to be played....
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The Blizzard representative explained it like this:
If the game is played an any public event at which there is *any* money swapping hands (be it for entry fees, dues, donations, etc.), such actions are prohibited unless the responsible party purchases a site license from Blizzard. They would then be licensed to hold public tournaments and displays.
He did not, however, followup with any further information. As far as we are concerned, the ruling stands: MemphisLAN discourages and denies all connections to Blizzard games played at the event. Should players decide to host tournaments around such games, MemphisLAN will deny those parties cover should legal crosshairs arise.
Simply put: DON'T PLAY THEM! ;p
--Pharsalus
The Blizzard representative explained it like this:
If the game is played an any public event at which there is *any* money swapping hands (be it for entry fees, dues, donations, etc.), such actions are prohibited unless the responsible party purchases a site license from Blizzard. They would then be licensed to hold public tournaments and displays.
He did not, however, followup with any further information. As far as we are concerned, the ruling stands: MemphisLAN discourages and denies all connections to Blizzard games played at the event. Should players decide to host tournaments around such games, MemphisLAN will deny those parties cover should legal crosshairs arise.
Simply put: DON'T PLAY THEM! ;p
--Pharsalus
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