Neue "Terms of Use" des Blizzard Battle.net - Diablo 3
31.01.2012 - 20:33 Uhr
von Totem in News
Heute wurden die neuen Geschäftsbedingungen für das Blizzard Battle.net , die am 9.Dezember 2011 angekündigt und vorgestellt wurden, aktiv. Sie enthalten neue allgemeine Bestimmungen und Regelungen für das neue Echtgeldauktionshaus. Außerdem wurden neue Supportseiten eingerichtet. Dies ist natürlich sehr wichtig für das Erscheinen von Diablo 3 und somit ein guter Schritt nach vorne. Vielleicht können wir uns ja alle bald über ein Release Datum von Diablo 3 freuen.Battle.net Balance FAQ
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Änderungen der Geschäftsbedingungen:
Here's what a cursory glance revealed. If I missed anything important, please let me know and I'll add it.
- A brand new section all about the new PayPal/RMAH system:
6. Storing Value on the Account.
A. The Account can be loaded with funds that can only be used to purchase goods and services on Battle.net. The Account is not a credit line, overdraft protection or deposit account. Unless otherwise required by law or permitted by this Agreement, all balances on the Account are non-refundable and may not be redeemed for cash. The Account does not expire, and you will not be charged fees for any reason. Funds which are loaded onto an Account do not accrue interest, and are not insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC).
B. To load value onto the Account, go to https://us.battle.net/account/management/ebalance-purchase.html and follow the instructions provided to you on the page. All Account transactions are governed by the Terms of Sale, which can be viewed at https://us.battle.net/account/management/transaction-history.html. The minimum amount that can be loaded to an Account is $1.00, and the maximum daily Account balance is limited to $200.00. Blizzard reserves the right to change the maximum and minimum amounts at any time. You may load different currencies onto the Account (e.g., US Dollars, Mexican Pesos, Chilean Pesos, Argentinian Dollars) in order to engage in transactions on the Diablo III Real Money Auction Houses that use those currencies. The value loaded onto the Account shall be determined by converting the value of each of the various currencies that you have loaded onto the Account to US Dollars using the currency conversion formulas posted on http://online.wsj.com/mdc/public/page/2_3021-forex.html. All amounts loaded onto the Account are held and denominated in U.S. currency. Blizzard will not send you a statement of itemized transactions on the Account. In order to check the balance loaded on the Account, or review recent transactions on the Account, to go https://us.battle.net/account/management/transaction-history.html and follow the instructions on the page.
C. Funds loaded onto the Account are used like cash for purchases on Battle.net, and you are responsible for all transactions made by someone using the Account. If you suspect that the Account has been compromised, you should contact Blizzard Customer Service at http://www.battle.net/support. The balance on the Account will only be protected from the point that Blizzard issues a message to you indicating that Blizzard has received your notice that the Account may have been compromised. From that point forward, Blizzard will take actions to freeze the remaining balance on the Account, and will unfreeze the Account once Blizzard has returned the control of the Account back to you.
D. If Blizzard believes that the Account contains funds acquired illegally, either by means of compromising other Accounts or otherwise, Blizzard may remove those funds, suspend your access to the Diablo III Real Money Auction House, terminate the Account, and/or exercise any additional legal remedies available.
E. If you agree to purchase goods or services from Blizzard and thereafter default upon your obligation to pay for such a purchase, you hereby agree that Blizzard shall have the right to freeze any funds currently loaded onto the Account and/or to remove and use those funds to fulfill your payment obligations in full or in part.
- The "9. Ownership" section has been expanded to include the RMAH:
C. Virtual Items. Blizzard owns, has licensed, or otherwise has rights to all of the content that appears in the Service or the Games. You agree that you have no right or title in or to any such content, including without limitation the virtual goods or currency appearing or originating in any Game, or any other attributes associated with the Account or stored on the Service. Blizzard does not recognize any purported transfers of virtual property executed outside of a Game, or the purported sale, gift or trade in the "real world" of anything that appears or originates in a Game, unless such transfer is made using a marketplace administered by Blizzard, including without limitation the Diablo III Real Money Auction Houses.
- The whole section "7. The Blizzard Online Store" has been cut out of the TOU.
- The "Account Suspension/Cancelation" section has been expanded to include "a Game-specific Terms of Use", rather than just the Battle.net TOU and other agreements.
- A new entry in the "General" section has been added to let you know Blizzard will be collecting a bunch of information from your PC:
E. Collection of Non-Personal Data. Blizzard shall have the right to obtain data that cannot be used to identify you from your connection to the Service without any further notice to you. Certain Games playable on the Service include a tool that will allow your computer system to forward information to Blizzard in the event that the Game crashes. This tool will collect system and driver data from your computer system during the crash, and forward a report containing that data to Blizzard.
- The "Massive Inc" in-game advertisements section, that was originally created for Starcraft 2, has been completely removed and replaced with a more general "expect there to be advertising in the game."
16. DISCLOSURES; THIRD PARTY FEATURES.
A. Advertising. Blizzard’s Games and the Service may incorporate third party technology that enables advertising on Battle.net and/or in certain Games playable on Battle.net, which may be downloaded temporarily to your personal computer and replaced during online game play. As part of this process, Blizzard and/or its authorized third party advertisers may collect standard information that is sent when your personal computer connects to the Internet including your Internet protocol (IP) address.
Zusammenfassung
- Blizzard und ihre Werbepartner können “Standard Informationen” von eurem Computer einsammeln. Was genau das für Informationen sind wird nicht näher beschrieben. Ein Punkt, der die Datenschützer hellhörig werden lassen könnte.
- Benutzer können weltweit bald PayPal benutzen, um alles aus dem Blizzardshop zu finanzieren, nicht nur WoW Gametime.
- PayPal / Battle.net wird euren Standort überprüfen und sich dementsprechend anpassen.
- Das “Fassungsvermögen” des Battle.net Balance liegt bei 500$
- Aufladungen könnnen als 10.00$ ,20.00$, 50.00$ oder 100.00$ getätigt werden. Dies steht allerdings im Wiederspruch zu den TOU, wo es heißt:”The minimum amount that can be loaded to an Account is $1.00″
- Man kann pro Tag maximal 200$ einzahlen.
- Wenn Blizzard vermutet, dass Battle.net Balance unrechtmäßig erworben wurde (cheats), wird das Guthaben von eurem Account entfernt und ihr werdet von Diablo3 oder dem Battle.net ausgeschlossen.
- Wenn eine Prepaid Kreditkarte abgelehnt wird, gibt es eine temporäre Gebühr von 1$ für jeden weiteren Durchführungsversuch.
- Man läd sein Battle.net Balance Guthaben mit der lokalen Währung auf. Bei Servern für Spieler mit verschiedenen Währungen (EU) kann man sich für eine Währung entscheiden( Euro, GBP,RUB). Jede Wähung hat ihr eigenes Battle.net Balance Konto. Man kann mit Britischen Pfund Balance kein item kaufen, das von einem Euro Balance Konto angeboten wird.
- Es ist geplant, B.net Balance als Geschenk an andere versenden zu können.
- Battle.net Balance kann für automatische Zahlungen für ein WoW-Abon benutzt werden.
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