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The Daily Grind: What Level of Anti-Cheat Tech Will You Tolerate in MMORPGs?

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Over the weekend, the Borderlands community went ballistic over Take-Two’s user agreement following the circulation of a month-old YouTube video that suggested the game was effectively spyware (among other things). If you dig around as I did trying to figure it all out, you’ll find that most fans of the franchise there aren’t particularly fussed […]

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The Daily Grind: What level of anti-cheat tech will you tolerate in MMORPGs?

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"They've Turned the Game Into Spyware": Borderlands Saga Is Suffering Review Bombing as a Result of a Change in Their User Agreement

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