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Nexon America Inc. v. Ryan Michael Cornwall
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Eos Wrote:I'm a good example of this. I spent thousands on NX when I actively played, but since the repeated hackings and the theft of my charged NX via MTS I simply refuse to charge any more. In the past two years or so Nexon's refusal to address my issues, or even look at my tickets, has cost them at least some amount of profit, and realistically I have to be representative of at least a percentage of their playerbase.

There's no reason to charge NX for things that will either A) be taken away from me B) won't give me any advantages that a hacker can't get for free C) won't even let me compete with the things other players can do illegitimately.

If it's no fun to play, there's no reason to pay.

Why in all hell are you even trying to compete with people who are cheating and breaking the rules. Your other. points of valid but you and west must of bumped your heads somewhere. Unless competing with every single person in the game cheating or not is "fun" for you.

@above those things aren't copyrighted for one if you open that mcdonald's all is well if you open it and have BK's items on the menu we have a problem.
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Nexon America Inc. v. Ryan Michael Cornwall - by The Great One - 2012-04-24, 09:55 AM

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