Daredevil217 said: But is there a way to buy CP outright, or does it come as a bonus when you buy HP in bulk? Also he's at level 515. That is WAY more than the 10 covers he could possibly "buy but not really buy" (you have to pull the first three and every champ level after 13 covers). Possibly 10 purchased out of I believe 78 covers.
carrion pigeons said: I think if there is a case to be made legally speaking, if can't really be based on anything that could be undone by reverting their design. They very clearly have it spelled out in their EULA that they reserve the right to change digital objects at will. Whether someone said something in a dev video or not, the fact that every player agreed to that condition before even being allowed to play, let alone spend, means that suit has no legs at all. There could be a case for material harm resulting from induced addiction, or something like that, but that's a pretty nuclear option, since if it went anywhere it has every chance of just killing the game outright (although it would set what I consider to be a very positive and valuable precedent), and anyway it has no potential to get you back your OML or anything like it.
beyonderbub said: orbitalint said: beyonderbub said: Remember when they first nerfed Silver Surfer after the test drive level 450 loaner node version was trouncing top 3 tier maxxed 4*s? Yeah, I don't believe they ever promised not to nerf 5*s. That's just forum urban legend that supports all these OML nerf whine threads. It was a dev response/comment in one of the community videos or posts they did somewhere soon after OML release.Someone cited it actually during the OML nerf stuff but, go figure, it's really hard to search "OML" and any combination of phrases with any accuracy.I'll see if I can turn it up again. If that is the case, I apologize as I did not see that video. Thank you for your effort to find this. To the OP, I sympathize with your plight; however, I'm sure you curb stomped many players with inferior rosters with your uber OML before you sold him. I'm still sorry if I seemed harsh earlier. Here's my take: if you invested in developing your 5*s (time and $) then you've held an advantage over many of your peers in PVP (climb to 1200 at will bc no one wants to take on 450+ 5* due to insufficient roster or too much time to beat when time is of the essence at end of pvp enemy) but you have had it rough in PVE due to scaling (probably still good enough for top 25 finish, but top 5 and top 10 denied to you by faster 4* rosters). You've made the choice along which path to progress but should have been expecting that a correction would be coming. You can still have fun and enjoy MPQ but if dominating with OML was your only way to play, then those days are gone for now unless D3 decides to revisit their decision. Good luck and I hope you keep playing and posting. Thank you for your service as an LEO.
orbitalint said: beyonderbub said: Remember when they first nerfed Silver Surfer after the test drive level 450 loaner node version was trouncing top 3 tier maxxed 4*s? Yeah, I don't believe they ever promised not to nerf 5*s. That's just forum urban legend that supports all these OML nerf whine threads. It was a dev response/comment in one of the community videos or posts they did somewhere soon after OML release.Someone cited it actually during the OML nerf stuff but, go figure, it's really hard to search "OML" and any combination of phrases with any accuracy.I'll see if I can turn it up again.
beyonderbub said: Remember when they first nerfed Silver Surfer after the test drive level 450 loaner node version was trouncing top 3 tier maxxed 4*s? Yeah, I don't believe they ever promised not to nerf 5*s. That's just forum urban legend that supports all these OML nerf whine threads.
Daredevil217 said: beyonderbub said: Phaserhawk said: One avenue could be if there is proof that said they would never nerf a 5* which there appears to be, in WI verbal contracts are binding. IMO, this is forum hearsay attributed to misinterpretations of what was said by company reps in a promo video back in the day. Also people here quickly forget how they nerfed Silver Surfer hard after initial release because he was destroying maxxed 4 stars in a season demo 3-vs. 1 node back when they had those for you to test drive the new character release. Not only that, but D3 is protected (I'd imagine) because no one here purchased OML outright. The only thing you can buy with dollars is virtual currency (lots and lots of it) and hope RNG is kind. They don't guarantee anything. Essentially they are selling virtual currency to purchase virtual lotto tickets.
beyonderbub said: Phaserhawk said: One avenue could be if there is proof that said they would never nerf a 5* which there appears to be, in WI verbal contracts are binding. IMO, this is forum hearsay attributed to misinterpretations of what was said by company reps in a promo video back in the day. Also people here quickly forget how they nerfed Silver Surfer hard after initial release because he was destroying maxxed 4 stars in a season demo 3-vs. 1 node back when they had those for you to test drive the new character release.
Phaserhawk said: One avenue could be if there is proof that said they would never nerf a 5* which there appears to be, in WI verbal contracts are binding.
Phaserhawk said: I shot this question to a contract lawyer he said, no D3 is protected EULA lets them do anything.
Megdar said: Phaserhawk said: I shot this question to a contract lawyer he said, no D3 is protected EULA lets them do anything. Not exactly, ask again to your lawyer. An EULA can't breach the law. If there is law that prevent doing something you can't just create a contract to change it.In an extreme case example, event if you sign a contract that state that if you fail, the other party can kill you, the contract will be void.It is like Video Game Eula, most of them, if not all of them, before the advent of digital download, were saying you could not resell your physical copy of the game. But I can garantee you that no company would have won in court by sueing you for selling your old game.Even if they write they can do whatever they want with the product, there is consumer law that they must abid to.Edit: If you could write anything in a contract, they would write that you could never sue them. And some even do in hope people will abid to it. But I garantee you, you would be able to sue a company even if their contract said you could not. You could probably even sue them over the fact they falsely said you could not sue them.
Justice Jacks said: Daredevil217 said: beyonderbub said: Phaserhawk said: One avenue could be if there is proof that said they would never nerf a 5* which there appears to be, in WI verbal contracts are binding. IMO, this is forum hearsay attributed to misinterpretations of what was said by company reps in a promo video back in the day. Also people here quickly forget how they nerfed Silver Surfer hard after initial release because he was destroying maxxed 4 stars in a season demo 3-vs. 1 node back when they had those for you to test drive the new character release. Not only that, but D3 is protected (I'd imagine) because no one here purchased OML outright. The only thing you can buy with dollars is virtual currency (lots and lots of it) and hope RNG is kind. They don't guarantee anything. Essentially they are selling virtual currency to purchase virtual lotto tickets. You're flat out wrong. Maybe leave the legal analysis to legal folks. If you buy a lottery ticket with a 1 in 10M chance at the $1M advertised prize, and you are lucky enough to get the winning ticket, the sellers can't then say "sorry, we're changing the top prize to $10,000 and a stick of gum." While it's not a cut and dried issue, it certainly reads like a fairly standard false-advertising claim assuming you can prove that you spent your money specifically chasing OML (and it would help if you can show your reasonably relied on developer Q&A).