My goodness, you really have no idea what you’re talking about, do you? If this were true, you’d have to re-agree to the EULA every couple days.
Ok, you can continue to say this until you’re blue in the face, but it simply isn’t true. Blizzard has been doing maintenance for years with and without communication. That’s because the EULA states that they can and there’s absolutely nothing you can do about it.
you say i don’t know what I’m talking about, but you fail to understand what it means to terminate an agreement in a legal sense.
Bloomsday if you simp really hard for Blizzard this year maybe, just maybe in a year or two they might make your name Green on these forums!! Wouldn’t that be something for your career?? Armchair lawyer promoted to “MVP Blizzard Poster” just imagine! You can then maybe fool new players with your EULA bs lmao
Yes, that’s what you’ve proven to me and to everyone else who knows what they’re talking about.
and now you are cutting replys out of context to make it look like you’re a big tough smart boi eh mummy must be so proud of her basement dweller
he’s been arguing for so long he has no idea what he’s doing
No, I quoted your words exact. The only thing being left out is irrelevant ramblings.
you mean what’s being left out is your lack of legal knowledge
Stop breaking character bro. You’re the greatest forum troll here. Stop compromising the operation.
An urban dictionary understanding of the word terminate is not “legal knowledge”.
Popcorn anyone? This is getting spicy :>
and context. Probably isn’t in the eula either.
Then we should real classic experience with getting partial refunds and/or comped time for not being able to access the server.
Hate to break it to OP, but they just extended to 12 PST, lul
actually yes we are … we pay for it end of story
You should read the EULA.
“To terminate a contract means to end the contract prior to it being fully performed by the parties. In other words prior to the parties performing all of their respective obligations required by the contract, their duty to perform these obligations ceases to exist. Can a terminated contract be reinstated without agreement from the obligated parties ? The answer is no. If the parties want to move forward, they will need to enter into a new agreement.”
Weird how Harvard Law agrees with what im saying but you care about urban dictionary for some reason
omg. Literally no one cares. Go back to your cave.
Let’s not get anti-Semitic, pal.
By Harvard law, you mean a random blog post you found on the internet from a struggling law firm?
https://hjlawfirm.com/understanding-contract-termination/#:~:text=What%20does%20it%20mean%20to,these%20obligations%20ceases%20to%20exist.
Right – there’s a reason the term armchair lawyer has gain such prevalence over the years. And since I’ve now caught you falsifying your citations, I think that’s all I needed to see here. Take care.