FFXIV. It's pretty, and it's fun.

"It's ... what we do." -- paraphrasing Wormhole Extreme

It can when what you do in Texas affects people in Canada. And vice-versa. Happens all the time. International Shoe applies internationally as well. Seriously, people with no knowledge of how law works need to stop post their assumptions about it to the forums. You're not doing anyone any favors.

No, they did it everywhere Eric Musco's posts went. If you stand in upstate New York and fire a gun into Canada, you will be called on to answer for your act in Canada, under Canadian law.

Contract terms don't trump consumer protection laws, dummy.

Nah, I'm not likely to forget the final straw that broke my wife's and my SWTOR subscriptions.

Which no one forces you to read, I might add. Yet here you are, not only reading such a thread, but bumping it. Thanks.

Yeah, they did. Maybe they should drop it to 3 on Harbinger.

That's more a European thing than an American one. Here, unless an attorney is an MD or PhD, they just go by "Esq." Other attorneys would mock them if they went by Doctor just because they had a J.D.

Understanding a self-centered and unsympathetic worldview is different from agreeing with it.

Which one do you think BioWare can more easily claim is just Musco speaking for himself, and not BioWare? "Plausible disavowability,"

Did you read that statute? It's about marketing, not the authority of BioWare over the game.

At least they went back and redesigned it. What does BioWare do with terrible content they release for SWTOR? Not care, that's what.

No contract on earth will excuse a violation of the law, such as this pertinent California statute: http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/cgi-bin/displaycode?section=bpc&group=17001-18000&file=17500-17509

BioWare's Austin team is an everflowing font of creativity, technical expertise, and business acumen. I suspect Square Enix stole the idea for chocobos from SWTOR. Using their secret time travel machine.