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MapleWatch Leaf Brigade Applications Now Open! - Eos - 2009-11-06
TobiasBlack Wrote:#7 does not apply to the issue of Pirvate Servers whatsoever, only if your account has ever had any instances of suspensions/bannings.
You claim private servers violate the ToS, #7 directly relates to abuse of the ToS.
We're not going to continue debating this if you're not actually going to back up your side with anything approaching tangible evidence that what you're concerned about even remotely matters.
Not a single person in round one posted their outraged cry of how they were banned due to their MWLB application. Why would it happen now?
MapleWatch Leaf Brigade Applications Now Open! - TøbiasBlack - 2009-11-06
MapleWatch Leaf Brigade Applications Now Open! - Eos - 2009-11-06
TobiasBlack Wrote:now im starting to see the connection... loose as it is...
It's not loose. You are over-complicating the issue by filling in your own supposition. The entirety of your argument is based on assuming that it's a crime and that it's a crime that would be treated differently from any other crime they're already offering potential forgiveness for.
Fact:
Nexon has never stated it is against their ToS for a user to play a PServer. It's illegal for the PServer itself to exist and operate, but they can in no way shape or form dictate where you go, they can only try to discourage it.
Fact:
They can't outright forbid it and ban for it because if they ban you from GMS for playing a Private Server, where are you going to go? Back to the Private Server. They lose you either way.
Fact:
Even if they were punishing people for going to PServer, of which the only punishment they have available to them is banning, they've already stated that people with a negative history are encouraged to apply
Fact #3 is made entirely irrelevant by #1 and #2 unless your answer is that you own a PServer are still operating it today.