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Nexon Failing?
#1
Let the image speak.

[Image: 1fwqbo.jpg]
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#2
Lol. We can now say that we didn't accept the ToS because there wasn't a "I Accept" button. There was an "OK" one, and that doesn't imply we agree with the ToS.

Lawl.
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#3
But you clicked an "I accept" button, when you downloaded the client.
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#4
Look what they also added.
Nexon Wrote:You agree that if you host or operate a private server of a Nexon game or host or operate a hack site that sells hacks to a Nexon game or if you distribute, disseminate, design, code, moderate and/or provide free or paid access to private forums that sell or distribute hacks, or assist in the design of any private servers or third party programs (such as hacks) that alter the game play of any Nexon game, you will have the unconditional obligation to pay Nexon America Inc. the sum of One Hundred Thousand ($****000) Dollars for each such program (including patches) and versions thereof as liquidated damages. You also agree that if you use such a program to play any of the Nexon games, or engage in the use of a private server, you will have the unconditional obligation to pay Nexon America Inc. the sum of One Thousand ($1,000) Dollars as liquidated damages for each time you use such a program, which shall be due and payable immediately upon notification to you of said.

I lol'd. Desperate much, Nexon?
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#5
Nexon's best skill is Copy & Paste.
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#6
y0y0y0y0shi0 Wrote:But you clicked an "I accept" button, when you downloaded the client.

But that was accepting an old ToS, not the current one.
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#7
Cavalier Wrote:But that was accepting an old ToS, not the current one.

Right. So theorically, we just didn't accept the new things added to the ToS because they didn't put an "I accept" button. Biggrin
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#8
Lol.
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#9
Well, maybe, but feel free to break it and try that as your justification, i doubt you'll get far.
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#10
Since "OK" is largely similar to "I Accept" especially in the case of a Terms of Service or wrapper agreement, you'd have one hell of a time trying to prove that in court.
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#11
Combattente Wrote:Right. So theorically, we just didn't accept the new things added to the ToS because they didn't put an "I accept" button. Biggrin

But, in the old ToS, they state that they can, at any time, change the ToS and you are still to abide to it. And, since you orginally pressed the "I accept button," then the OK button = the "I accept button."

PLUS, what Fiel said. ^^
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#12
Make Wrote:Let the image speak.

[Image: 1fwqbo.jpg]

did you try moving your thing down all the way to the bottom? it looks like you still have space.
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#13
Skylit Wrote:did you try moving your thing down all the way to the bottom? it looks like you still have space.

That's not what the image was implying. It was implying that "OK" =/= "I accept."
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#14
You agree to the ToS now just by install Maple/having it install on your system. So yeah. o-o;
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#15
This is exactly the reason why these kind of ToS never apply to dutch citizens:
1. Other Language.
2. Unclear / Vague statements.
3. Poorly written
4. Not easy to read.
5. They're too long.
6. Presented in the wrong context. (Inside a game with shiny trees and mushrooms... epic-lol)
7. Errors with wrong button names like this one.
8. Nexon is changing the ToS like a biach (I can't even count the times they changed their ToS), -without- any BIG announcement -WHAT- they changed (why not post it as an event on their main website? Oh noes, that would scare off too many ppl... :')...

Etc, etc, etc...

Offcourse USA slaves of the DMCA facist law may have less civil rights then citizens in other civilized country's with less retarded laws then the DMCA, but still, these ToS will never hold up in court... even not in the USA... Wink
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#16
Devil Wrote:Offcourse USA slaves of the DMCA facist law may have less civil rights then citizens in other civilized country's with less retarded laws then the DMCA, but still, these ToS will never hold up in court... even not in the USA... Wink

Meh. Nvm. If they wanted to try to persecute you, they could. Not saying they'd get anywhere, but they could try. Intellectual Property and Cyber Laws are international.

A lot of people here are looking too far into it. YES, they can say hackers make people quit and that's a potential loss, but they can't nail down any figure. Mainly because it's only potential if those "legit players" who quit were planning on spending NX, which is only theoretical. That wouldn't go anywhere.
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#17
No, most of you guys are just stupid.

"OK" is still the "I Accept" button.
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#18
Devil Wrote:This is exactly the reason why these kind of ToS never apply to dutch citizens:
1. Other Language.
2. Unclear / Vague statements.
3. Poorly written
4. Not easy to read.
5. They're too long.
6. Presented in the wrong context. (Inside a game with shiny trees and mushrooms... epic-lol)
7. Errors with wrong button names like this one.
8. Nexon is changing the ToS like a biach (I can't even count the times they changed their ToS), -without- any BIG announcement -WHAT- they changed (why not post it as an event on their main website? Oh noes, that would scare off too many ppl... :')...

Etc, etc, etc...

Offcourse USA slaves of the DMCA facist law may have less civil rights then citizens in other civilized country's with less retarded laws then the DMCA, but still, these ToS will never hold up in court... even not in the USA... Wink

They did announce the latest change.
http://forum.nexon.net/MapleStory/forums...px#2505222

@xLeviathan; You only agree to the changes once you play it or visit their site ;/
Having it installed doesn't mean you accepted the new change ;o
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#19
Davidkun Wrote:No, most of you guys are just stupid.

"OK" is still the "I Accept" button.

Just another "Waaahh" thread. Picking at somethings that really doesn't even matter.

xLeviathan Wrote:Meh. Nvm. If they wanted to try to persecute you, they could. Not saying they'd get anywhere, but they could try. Intellectual Property and Cyber Laws are international.

[SIZE="4"]A lot of people here are looking too far into it.[/SIZE] YES, they can say hackers make people quit and that's a potential loss, but they can't nail down any figure. Mainly because it's only potential if those "legit players" who quit were planning on spending NX, which is only theoretical. That wouldn't go anywhere.
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#20
This thread is better suited for the Funhouse.

I lol'd.
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