Re: legality of pr no trolling please
Posted: 2019-05-11 10:22
oh... I thought I said it in another thread.
Anyway, I'd say there is nothing to worry about.
We don't distribute copies of their game clients. PR has some files from BF2 but you are not able to play BF2 after downloading PR - so the situation here is slightly different.
Anyway, I'd say there is nothing to worry about.
We don't distribute copies of their game clients. PR has some files from BF2 but you are not able to play BF2 after downloading PR - so the situation here is slightly different.
Dear [REDACTED],
I write on behalf of Electronic Arts Inc. and its development studio DICE or, in other words, "those guys that make Battlefield."
We've noticed that Revive Network has several projects and websites devoted to being a Medic by "reviving" older Battlefield games, including Battlefield Heroes, Battlefield 2, and Battlefield 2142. It's great to see your enthusiasm for these titles. Not to brag, but we too get the nostalgia chills when booting up these classic entries in the Battlefield franchise.
We need a favor though: we must ask that you stop throwing down Ammo Crates. In other, more legal-styled terms, please stop distributing copies of our game clients and using our trademarks, logos, and artwork on your sites. Thing is, your websites may easily mislead visitors to believe that you are associated or affiliated with EA - we're the only ones that get to wear the "Official EA" dog tag. Since you're Battlefield community members, we know that you are smart and helpful, and will respect that we must protect our intellectual property rights in the franchise.
Please drop us a line to let us know you're on board with this. Should you have any questions regarding all this, please do not hesitate to contact me via e-mail at [REDACTED]@ea.com.
Thanks,
[REDACTED]
IP Counsel
Electronic Arts Inc.
Sent at: Oct 24, 2017, 06:03 UTC