Quote Originally Posted by Zaelar
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Who even reads the EULA? Just because they put something in the EULA does not make it legally binding.
Considering you have to agree to the EULA to play... If you move into an apartment and sign something that you don't know, and it turns out that it says your landlord can take pictures of you in the shower, you won't be winning any legal battles there.

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This depends A LOT on which country you live in. The American laws aren't global, ya know :P For starters, such an agreement would be seen invalid in Norway, as it has a unreasonable condition which has nothing to do with the innitial contract and it's purpose, which is letting you live in the appartment.

To draw some lines from that to WoW, if the TOA, for instance, said "you have to give all the gear to a GM when you've played for sixty days", then the validability of that clause would deffinetly be questioned, in a norwegian courtroom, anyways.

So, from *my* point of view, wether or not the EULA and/or ToA is valid at all, can be questioned, also because it's something you have to agree with AFTER you've purchused the game.

It's like selling a car and then come dragging with a bigass contract the buyer have to sign if he( or she) wants to drive it.