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[techgump]

JBleed, you Secret Allied, and I know this for a fact. That is cheating, plain and simple. I'm done talking with you for now.

[Jbleed]

Lopdo, are you going to stand by while Techgump does not follow the rules? If so then i will just got on the super hunt and when i do find something that i can use, i will break him myself.

[Terracotta Army]

Alright Techgump I am sorry for accusing you for deleting my account. I don't quite know what happened. yeah.. I'm sorry. I'll send you a pm.

[techgump]

Alright Techgump I am sorry for accusing you for deleting my account. I don't quite know what happened. yeah.. I'm sorry. I'll send you a pm.

No worries.

[Lopdo]

If you ban me for a reason not stated in the rulebook or for no reason at all, mark my words, i WILL take it to the biggest point i physically can. Write it in stone.

I am not sure what your expectations are, but biggest point you can take that is me.

[necrocat219]

This is just a question out of curiosity, but can you even sue the creator or a free game? Or if you can, can you even sue if you haven't bought any warcoins in this case?

[BeatlesFan]

This is just a question out of curiosity, but can you even sue the creator or a free game? Or if you can, can you even sue if you haven't bought any warcoins in this case?

I don't think that you should be able to - but if you win your suit - maybe since it was free - you just get your money back.

[Autumnwolf17]

Hypothetically, you can sue just about anyone. Course, he'd make it nowhere with his case. But he COULD technically try.

[techgump]

This is just a question out of curiosity, but can you even sue the creator or a free game? Or if you can, can you even sue if you haven't bought any warcoins in this case?

If you have a valid claim. Usually, you need to have a contract, which would happen during purchase/agreement/usage of a product or service. Without a contract, you are dealing with issues of Rights, a loss of rights, civil or otherwise. There are lots of issues with that.
1. You need money usually, unless your case is clear and concrete. Otherwise an attorney is not going to represent you, lacking a contract, without a bullet proof case.
2. Is the owner even responsible for your perceived loss of Rights if he is only providing the means for you to play? Most likely no. It's the same as blaming the creator of the internet just because it happened on the internet.
3. Lots of games, such as VortexWars, are not made or serviced by the country/state your are in. An international suit (especially over a game) would be incredibly difficult on an Individual basis, especially with perceived Rights, and no contract.

If it was for a monetary transaction, laws for that are too different country to country. Your country may have a law that prevents certain conduct in transactions, but does the other? Will the other country recognize your case? You might have success in suing within your country/state, but if the owner never appears in your country/state, what's gunna happen to that person? Nothing. That's why dictators seek asylum in another country.

You'd pretty much need tens of thousands of dollars, for what? A few bit-coins? Your perceived unfair treatment? It's best to use your head before making purchasing or service decisions when dealing with international products/services. It would hardly be worth your efforts; you'd go broke trying. You'd frankly be VERY lucky to even get a case started, let alone anything productive for you to become of it.

[calleharnemark]

really? then it worked...

Dude, don't waste my time please. Crying wolf, I'll end up ignoring you next time.

no you see i got contact with a contact fromy the future dvs an caccount through outsode the tme spac continuum... if im right i must find out who will create the account and prevetn it and then i can get the search undone if i move the date to before i asked. I rest my case. Is that aganist your rules?