TaintedLion

Hey VideoGameAttorney, what is your take on the whole Minecraft EULA deal thing a while back (you know, about having pay2win and buying in-game items with real money, even though the EULA prohibits that, but people still do it anyway)? Is there any way to really enforce that rule?

Thanks for taking the time to answer my questions!

Wow, VideoGameAttorney, great moves, keep it up, proud of you! ;)

People should be more aware of anything as severe as brain tumours during the whole year, not just May!

But even though this has been going on for a long time, a lot of servers still do this, and are continuing to get away with this clear breach of the EULA. I have seen a transcript of a conversation between a server owner and a Mojang employee, trying to tell them that they are not breaking the EULA, to a MOJANG EMPLOYEE, and it is the cringiest thing I have read in a while. I can understand why they are doing it, I mean, servers aren't cheap to run, if you're renting one, but surely there must be other ways to finance running a server e.g. voluntary donations with no perks?

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