I don't understand, the wording of the injunction implies that a game company can prevent any automation of software. Ie they could slap the same injunction on the sale of keyboards and mice with hotkey functions (since they can be used to automate functions in the specific game of Diablo), or hotkey software, macro programs, etc.? It's not uniquely specifying DemonBuddy because it "breaks their software code/copyrights" or anything. Just because it allows some automation. Which many things do.
Wouldn't that be like Blizzard slapping an injunction on a chair manufacturer for making chairs so comfy that it allows gamers to farm for items for hours because they are so comfy. Or a USB fridge for allowing gamers to stay at their computer longer as they can get themselves drinks?
Greetings all,
We just got an interim injunction which forbids us to sell or distribute Demonbuddy.
The text means more or less, that we are not allowed to sell or distribute Demonbuddy. A hearing date in the next week or so will be set up and then the judges decide in which favour they will decide.
Next few days will be really important and I hope you stick with the team, as our offer is serious:
"All of you that stick with us over the next few days / week(s), we will be doubling your sessions once this is over."
What does the injunction say?
The defendants are forbidden:
In the Federal Republic of Germany, acting personally or though any foreign company to offer software and / or distribute or support software which allows customers of teh applicant (EA/Blizzard) to automate moves in the game "Diablo III".
The defendants are warned that for each case of infringement of the above order, a fine of up to 250,000 EUR or imprisonment up to six months.
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Bossland why you just move your DemonBuddy bot to belarus same like with buddywing and tankleader ?