Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel - Remastered v20190403 Fixed Files.As far as the poster goes, he doesn't need to be afraid of whatever terms has been changed because it doesn't concern this game much (its focused on single player).Game or Patch Questions? Visit FileForums Do they do it ? No but don't preach it as they can't do anything.Īnyway, you should stop giving advice about something you absolutely have no idea about. You are assuming steam and gearbox are two completely different entities that absolutely have NO communication whatsoever about the customers who bought the game which is not true at all, gearbox can ask steam to ban anyone and "remove" the game from their steam list and again steam can do whatever the hell they want with your account because you agreed to their terms. If you're talking about to p2p/lan etc then what is the point of buying the game because you can do that with a cracked copy as well. Its not physically impossible, sure you can play single player or even crack it but when you join online you connect to their servers. Posted: Tue 5:10 am Post subject: Re: New EULAĮULA isn't about just banning you, its about them prosecuting in a court of law and if it ever came to that then.well then its going to be a sad time for you.Īs far as banning goes, they can do that without needing any reason. Once you pay for it, it's in your steam list, and installed on your hard drive you can always run it forever, cheat or no cheat. has access to your steam account, no one else, not even gearbox. Some how gearbox would have to connect to your computer remotely, through your router/firewall, and issue a command to delete the game off of your computer and remove it from your steam list. Even multi-player, they can not stop you from joining a multi-player game, wither or not you've cheated in single player. There is nothing to "Ban" you from, the game do not connect to a "central server" that you can be "Banned" from (You can even play Borderlands 2 (And I assume BL2:TPS too) offline without even being on the internet). There is no possible mechanic for such a function. No matter what the EULA says, they (gearbox) can not physically prevent you from launching, and playing the game. I don't think you're understanding what I was saying in the above post. Posted: Tue 2:50 am Post subject: Re: New EULA
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