I don't think any player owns data that originates in the game. I'm pretty sure we had to sign away our rights to it.
Combat data isn't fully private to the individual since other party members have access to it, but it's not fully public either since it's restricted to the party. For example, a conversation can be considered private even if multiple people take part in it and in many places permission from each participant is required to record and publish it for the whole world to see.
The players who collect and publish combat data have not obtained permission to do so from SE and have specifically been forbidden from using the software needed for this. If the data was public then surely it would be accessible without the use of forbidden software, like Lodestone data is.
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yeah that's basically my point. SE makes specific points about 3rd party programs but the data itself is public if i just select to see party members numbers in the log filters, thats all.
i'm not surprised by anything, anymore.
In the absolute worst case there have been OCR-based programs used in other games, you just keep the battle log fully visible in a corner and the OCR program just captures everything in that corner of your screen, zero interaction with the game. Ultimately you don't need to ask for permission to copy chat log text, you aren't signing a NDA like you would in a private conversion.I don't think any player owns data that originates in the game. I'm pretty sure we had to sign away our rights to it.
Combat data isn't fully private to the individual since other party members have access to it, but it's not fully public either since it's restricted to the party. For example, a conversation can be considered private even if multiple people take part in it and in many places permission from each participant is required to record and publish it for the whole world to see.
The players who collect and publish combat data have not obtained permission to do so from SE and have specifically been forbidden from using the software needed for this. If the data was public then surely it would be accessible without the use of forbidden software, like Lodestone data is.
This has all originated from bait? Holy moly...
Still has a point, only registered uses should be visible.
calm down. no one cares about your expert roulette parses I promise.LOL you're using an illegal 3rd party device and it's fine. Not surprised you'd think that opting in wouldn't be the way to go and not have it be the other way around. I have 8 end game characters and am doing them one at a time at the moment opting out of a site I really want no part of.
Thank you have done two characters and will to the others soon enough.
Well the new EU Dataprotection laws can make Logging of the Data quite problematic. Actually I see a possibility to make a quick bug by just sueing the page.![]()
Im ignorant here...what's the problem, i just checked it out for the fist time and it just looks like a place where players review their own flaws. Don't many websites pertaining to mmorpgs have that?
I know league of legends is not a mmorpg but i mean, even i like to look at how pros play so i can do better...can someone tell me whats wrong here?
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