Jkid
Jul 26, 2003, 08:46 PM
RULES OF CONDUCT
Pursuant to the terms of the Phantasy Star Online Subscriber Agreement and Terms of Service (the "Subscriber Agreement"), by accessing the online features of Phantasy Star Online ("PSO"), You have agreed to strictly abide by all of the rules of conduct that follow below. (Note that capitalized terms not defined in this document shall have the meanings set forth in the Subscriber Agreement.)
You are prohibited from engaging in the following activities:
Alteration of a PSO character's statistics.
Unauthorized creation of a PSO character.
Alteration of PSO character equipment/item data.
Unauthorized creation of PSO equipment/item data.
Alteration of any of PSO's provided features, storyline, or game contents.
Impersonation of, or misrepresenting your affiliation with, any other person, including without limitation, PSO Customer Support, SEGA, or any employee of SEGA.
Accessing or using any Serial Number, Access Key or Account of another PSO subscriber.
You are also prohibited from:
Creating or distributing (includes rendering distributable) programs and/or data intended to be used for cheating activities to another PSO user or third party.
Taking advantage of any bug discovered in the PSO or PSO Server to gain any advantage, as well as communicating the existence of any such bug, in any form, to another PSO user or third party.
Attempting to intercept, decode, reverse engineer, reverse decompile, reverse assemble or otherwise alter any data or messages sent to or from the PSO Server.
The breach of any of the Rules of Conduct herein may result in the issuance of a warning, termination of your rights to access the online features of Phantasy Star Online and/or legal action against You. See the Subscriber Agreement for complete terms.
The rules listed in bold defines duping and hacking in a loose terms. So I know they might be concentarating on other stuff, thet can't seem to enforce these two ules I've just mentioned. And the double save is doing nothing to stop it. If anyone can notice this has the guts to sue Sega of America for not enforcing all the rules, I hope so...
In reply to message #2, already done the suggestion for you.
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Jkid on 2003-07-26 19:20 ]</font>
Pursuant to the terms of the Phantasy Star Online Subscriber Agreement and Terms of Service (the "Subscriber Agreement"), by accessing the online features of Phantasy Star Online ("PSO"), You have agreed to strictly abide by all of the rules of conduct that follow below. (Note that capitalized terms not defined in this document shall have the meanings set forth in the Subscriber Agreement.)
You are prohibited from engaging in the following activities:
Alteration of a PSO character's statistics.
Unauthorized creation of a PSO character.
Alteration of PSO character equipment/item data.
Unauthorized creation of PSO equipment/item data.
Alteration of any of PSO's provided features, storyline, or game contents.
Impersonation of, or misrepresenting your affiliation with, any other person, including without limitation, PSO Customer Support, SEGA, or any employee of SEGA.
Accessing or using any Serial Number, Access Key or Account of another PSO subscriber.
You are also prohibited from:
Creating or distributing (includes rendering distributable) programs and/or data intended to be used for cheating activities to another PSO user or third party.
Taking advantage of any bug discovered in the PSO or PSO Server to gain any advantage, as well as communicating the existence of any such bug, in any form, to another PSO user or third party.
Attempting to intercept, decode, reverse engineer, reverse decompile, reverse assemble or otherwise alter any data or messages sent to or from the PSO Server.
The breach of any of the Rules of Conduct herein may result in the issuance of a warning, termination of your rights to access the online features of Phantasy Star Online and/or legal action against You. See the Subscriber Agreement for complete terms.
The rules listed in bold defines duping and hacking in a loose terms. So I know they might be concentarating on other stuff, thet can't seem to enforce these two ules I've just mentioned. And the double save is doing nothing to stop it. If anyone can notice this has the guts to sue Sega of America for not enforcing all the rules, I hope so...
In reply to message #2, already done the suggestion for you.
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Jkid on 2003-07-26 19:20 ]</font>