Was the perma ban really REALLY rightful?

BlazingDynamo · November 2017

Someone had to.

MilwaukeeScott · November 2017

Yes

Yes, really

Liley · November 2017

Ofc

Like really? Everything's said.

Majeure · November 2017

Yes

Really REALLY? Really.

Cadbury · November 2017

Yes

This topic now gets the Cadbury Official...

Publius_Scipio · November 2017

Wow, some players are really putting a lot of thought into these bans. They got caught doing something in a game and the developers tossed them out. They can buy the game again and come back with a new account. These people weren't put in prison you know.

coop500 · November 2017

Yes

Jeesh, we have a poll already, knock it off

dodgehopper_ESO · November 2017

What are you talking about?

ereboz · November 2017

Yes

Not only are they cheating, they're breaking the game we love and then we complain about it. So yes, really

Wolfkeks · November 2017

Yes

Well, we all agreed to the terms of service:

[...] You agree not to use any Service to:

[...]Promote, upload, transmit, encourage or take part in any activity involving hacking, cracking, phishing, taking advantage of exploits or cheats and/or distribution of counterfeit software and/or Virtual Currency or virtual items. In an effort to continuously improve the Services, You and other players discovering exploits, cheats, cracks or other inconsistencies are required to report them to ZeniMax; [...]

[...]In response to a violation of these Terms of Service, ZeniMax may issue You a warning [...] and/or temporarily or permanently ban Your Account, device, and/or machine from accessing all or certain Services.[...]

So yeah, if someone takes advantage of an exploit, ergo they do something they agreed not to do, ZeniMax has the right to ban you for this.

So was the perma ban really REALLY rightful?

Yes, looking at the 'Terms of Service', yep it was rightful.

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