*** BATTLEFIELD2 ***Gracler wrote:Like food has to have there "best before" written on it the same thing should be printed on games that are dependent on some kind of service.
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So, can EA be sued?
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Re: So, can EA be sued?
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CR8Z
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Re: So, can EA be sued?
Whether you're throwing money at lawyers or politicians (kind of the same thing?), you're still throwing money at it.
Either way, you'd have to really care a lot, and or have an awful lot of disposable income.
Or better yet, start a petition. Those things are great.
Either way, you'd have to really care a lot, and or have an awful lot of disposable income.
Or better yet, start a petition. Those things are great.
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Cassius
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Re: So, can EA be sued?
"can it be sued" and of course it has an American badge next to it XD . About as cliche as me ordering a pizza.
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Re: So, can EA be sued?
Well, I think everything has been said.
Project Reality has no interest in sueing EA. We advise against your own attempts to do so, too. Not only is it highly unlikely to succeed, it'd be extremely costly.
Project Reality has no interest in sueing EA. We advise against your own attempts to do so, too. Not only is it highly unlikely to succeed, it'd be extremely costly.
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