Quote from EULA:
4.3 Each Participant may register for and use one Account only. Registering for and using multiple accounts is strictly prohibited (so-called “multi-accounts”). Breach of this clause may lead to the immediate exclusion of the Participant from the game.
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This is the statement from Bytro. Of course I am not interested in using multiple accounts in games, yet for testing this may be different or am I wrong. The rule in its writing is very clear, no multiple accounts at all. But like law, the rule also allows for interpretation, as WHY is usually more important than the letter of the law (in napoleonitic law for sure, and not common law which is just awkward)
Yet for creating a private sandbox game with a primary account (having a high command account) and a slave who will just be needed for creating the opponent who to sandbox with and to be able to create situations which are 100% predictable and timely.
The question relating to this, will this be against EULA still?
4.3 Each Participant may register for and use one Account only. Registering for and using multiple accounts is strictly prohibited (so-called “multi-accounts”). Breach of this clause may lead to the immediate exclusion of the Participant from the game.
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This is the statement from Bytro. Of course I am not interested in using multiple accounts in games, yet for testing this may be different or am I wrong. The rule in its writing is very clear, no multiple accounts at all. But like law, the rule also allows for interpretation, as WHY is usually more important than the letter of the law (in napoleonitic law for sure, and not common law which is just awkward)
Yet for creating a private sandbox game with a primary account (having a high command account) and a slave who will just be needed for creating the opponent who to sandbox with and to be able to create situations which are 100% predictable and timely.
The question relating to this, will this be against EULA still?