2013-08-01, 07:18 PM
Vino Wrote:There's nothing to correct. Therein lies of the code of conduct nothing that says you cannot trade legitimate mesos for legitimate NX.
REAL world trading is a legality issue.
2.3.2 Cash Shop / Cash Items. Wrote:You agree that you cannot and have no right to sell or otherwise transfer any of the Cash Items, Nexon currency or any other content or information included in the Service, in whole or in part, to any third person or entity whatsoever, including, without limitation, on Internet auction sites (e.g., eBay, IGE), hack sites, privates server sites, gold farming sites or in return for anything of value (including "real" money) or otherwise.
Meso would qualify under that ambiguous description.
Vino Wrote:Oh, of course they've done false bans. Corporations that are solely in it for the money and have no moral guidelines whatsoever have always falsely banned others.
I think I saw somewhere in there along the lines of this: "By agreeing to ____ you hereby accept that you dismiss your moral rights blah blah blah". I've never met a more money hungry company than Nexon, however, yes, I still play it.
EVERY company TOS has something along those lines. Name a game and I can find it.
Vino Wrote:But even if people have had a duped item and were unaware, it still qualifies as legitimate since you had absolutely no idea nor could you possibly have.
I have played absolutely legitimately within reasonable bounds.
No. If that were the case then anytime hackers were mass selling chairs/scrolls and/or meso transactions that were illegitimately generated, players would have not been banned. It's considered exploiting by nexon's POV and has been treated as such.
Vino Wrote:So in technicality, no not everyone is following the ToS to the T. However, let's give an example. I rule the world and I say you're only allowed to walk a certain way. It's a stupid rule and people aren't going to follow it because it's a stupid rule.
It doesn't matter, the fact is that is the rule. You can call it stupid till you're blue in the face, but if they ban you randomly because you revealed your real name or any private information, then they have the right too.