Well it is with great regret that I must say this.

[BananaBandit]

U buy Windows 8.1, Microsoft still the owner.
You play Rohan, PlW still the owner.
You play CS:Go, Valve still the owner.
You play LoL, Riot still the owner.

You play rohan, PW owns the accounts - yes indeed. So lets put it another way:

Account = rented house. PW = landlord.

I invite my girlfriend into my house and take a run out to pick up some beer to party a little later on. While I am out that girlfriend cleans out the house and takes off.

1. Was it cool for that girlfriend to do that?
2. Would you say the she is innocent of any fault at all?
3. Should she not be punished?
4. Is she not a thief?

Account sharing is a no-no. You should not trust your account to anyone that you would not trust alone in your house. But what if that person is known to you as someone you thought you could trust and has been your friend for a long time? How many people in this game have been burned hard this way?

I know quite a few.

[eikniwt]

You play rohan, PW owns the accounts - yes indeed. So lets put it another way:

Account = rented house. PW = landlord.

I invite a friend into my house and take a run out to puck up some beer to party a little later on. That friend cleans out the house and takes off.

1. Was that person really a friend to do that?
2. Would you say the guy that cleaned out the house is innocent of any fault at all?
3. Should the person that stole from you not be punished?

Account sharing is a no-no. You should not more share account info with someone in the same way you would leave someone you don't know alone in your rented house.
But what if that person is known to you and has been your friend for a long time? What if it is someone you trust? How many people in this game have been scammed this way?

I know quite a few.

I let someone enter my rented house. He destroys everything. According to the law, he is responsible for the destruction that I'll have to pay to the owner of the rented house. So it's basically a seeking damages action against one individual, not against PLW.


The "who is the ownership of the game" has nothing to do with that lawsuit.

[Mytt3]

You play rohan, PW owns the accounts - yes indeed. So lets put it another way:

Account = rented house. PW = landlord.

I invite my girlfriend into my house and take a run out to pick up some beer to party a little later on. While I am out that girlfriend cleans out the house and takes off.

1. Was it cool for that girlfriend to do that?
2. Would you say the she is innocent of any fault at all?
3. Should she not be punished?
4. Is she not a thief?

Account sharing is a no-no. You should not trust your account to anyone that you would not trust alone in your house. But what if that person is known to you as someone you thought you could trust and has been your friend for a long time? How many people in this game have been burned hard this way?

I know quite a few.

You're girlfriend can move the stuff in the house, but not the house itself.
I mean by that, you can be owner of the stuff inside it, and provide tickets, bills, etc.
Something hard to do, with stuff into a virtual game, since, exepted EM transactions, there's no much traces of your liability.

[BananaBandit]

You're girlfriend can move the stuff in the house, but not the house itself.
I mean by that, you can be owner of the stuff inside it, and provide tickets, bills, etc.
Something hard to do, with stuff into a virtual game, since, exepted EM transactions, there's no much traces of your liability.

Actually there are server logs for EM, IM and the game itself. LOTS of server logs. I know because I have looked at them in the past and used them to track down indo dupers and hackers.
Even a VPN can't keep you safe from that since VPNs make Rohan playing very unreliable and there is always a pattern of repeated IP addresses on a given account. Easy as hell to analyze.