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tooie1 said:I'm assuming that English is not your native language?
It appears (I could be wrong) from your post that you use MH and believe that you "don't affect others." Of course if you use MH on closed BNet and interact with other players, that statement is untrue. As Elly stated, they made a decision to embrace ATMA. It's a decision that I personally agree with even though I've never used ATMA.
If you want to discuss MH, go to Mousepad's forum and discuss it there. If you don't like the rules here, leave. This isn't a "free speech" or "morality" issue, so you two need to get off your high horses.
So what exactly, from the statements that I've written above makes you assume that I use maphack. And even if I do, This entire thread is refering to single player, ATMA vs Maphack in single, I know all the arguements for battle.net play, hence the 'useing what I want to as long as I don't affect others' ... I take it english is not your native language.
Embrace ATMA, or any other 3rd party hack as much as you want, whatever I don't really care, but if for instance I play single player, I've never played online and I ask an innocent question about maphack on a site that embraces, even promotes the use of 3rd party hacks in single player, should I be flamed for it? All I'm stateing here is an oppinion, although it's an oppinion that supported by the game author/publisher's EULA, but whatever, they're wrong you're right.
Blizzard EULA said:A. Subject to the Grant of License hereinabove, You may not, in whole or in part, copy, photocopy, reproduce, translate, reverse engineer, derive source code, modify, disassemble, decompile, create derivative works based on the Program, or remove any proprietary notices or labels on the Program without the prior consent, in writing, of Blizzard.
ATMA Violates that section of the EULA, IT is NO better than maphack, or any other piece of 3rd party software in existance. Unless of course ATMA isen't a derivative work... ya, I guess it's possible that the author of ATMA could have come up with the idea for the program and written it exactly as it exists today if blizzard had never come up with diablo2. Because this site has decided to adopt one hack and not another means nothing in the eyes of their EULA, Anyone using ATMA is Violating the EULA in the same way that anyone using Maphack is Violating the EULA, In Single Player! Once you use a 3rd party hack on battle.net you are then violateing another EULA, the one you accept when creating a battle.net account.
You should take it easy with your assumptions, at no point in any of my posts in this thread did I mencion using ANY 3rd party program on battle.net, the entire thread was talking about ATMA, vs. anything else. I'm simply useing maphack as an example here, I could use d2jsp or whatever other hack I can find.
EDIT: I should mencion however, that I personally have no problem with ATMA, or this sites adoption of ATMA, I actually think it's a great utility. The problem I have is the discussion of ATMA as if it was an authorized utility put out by blizzard. If this site wants to adopt/promote ATMA, fine... great.. whatever, but accept the fact that it IS what it IS. Think of it this way, IF the author wrote a plugin for ATMA that extended it's functionality to battle.net, would it still be perfectly fine? what if I diden't install that plugin, but rather I still used it only in single player? would it then be ok?