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We signed some sort of NDA which for me at this point is buried in 30 years of paperwork.
Wouldn't this be covered by the statue of limitations in your jurisdiction(s)?
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The user is only given one option here, to accept tracking - the website isn’t even trying to be GDPR compliant, apparently they do not foresee having any EU visitors and so have no need to be. As a result, I’m not reading the damn thing.
Or a US company isn't going to comply with EU laws because they have no reason to.
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Wouldn't this be covered by the statue of limitations in your jurisdiction(s)?
If it wasn't a typo then I hope you would appreciate it being brought to your attention that it's 'statute', not 'statue'.
Now I'm picturing a statue of limitations though. Maybe ye old roman style, with the words around the base. :D
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Really? From my read of the article it seemed like most of the staff at Blizzard was incredibly immature and the kind of folks that bury their heads in the sand while ignoring reality. And just to double down on my unpopular opinion, Diablo 1 was the best game in the franchise.
>“Diablo 1 was the best game in the franchise." That is a bold statement, but I am inclined to agree. Obviously D2 is bigger, prettier, has more varied classes, more items, more everything. I absolutely adore that game, and I have spend hundreds and hundreds of hours playing it. But the original... It just has that darker and more grim, less cartoons tone. Plus it came out when I was 10 years old, which obviously inf…
"During a milestone check-in with Cyberlore, however, Blizzard’s managers had deemed the work subpar. They cancelled the contract, finished the add-on pack, Beyond the Dark Portal, themselves, and resolved that only an in-house team could nurture a Blizzard property to an acceptable level of quality." I was working at Cyberlore as a playtester when Blizzard pulled the plug on the Warcraft 2 expansion. It was baffling…
How was working on Majesty?
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We signed some sort of NDA which for me at this point is buried in 30 years of paperwork.
So you're not sure when it expires?
"During a milestone check-in with Cyberlore, however, Blizzard’s managers had deemed the work subpar. They cancelled the contract, finished the add-on pack, Beyond the Dark Portal, themselves, and resolved that only an in-house team could nurture a Blizzard property to an acceptable level of quality." I was working at Cyberlore as a playtester when Blizzard pulled the plug on the Warcraft 2 expansion. It was baffling…
Do you know anything about the interactions between Cyberlore and NWC for The Price of Loyalty? I'm generally curious, as I lead a large modding project for that game. (I've gotten a couple case studies out of hacky Cyberlore code.)
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>“Diablo 1 was the best game in the franchise." That is a bold statement, but I am inclined to agree. Obviously D2 is bigger, prettier, has more varied classes, more items, more everything. I absolutely adore that game, and I have spend hundreds and hundreds of hours playing it. But the original... It just has that darker and more grim, less cartoons tone. Plus it came out when I was 10 years old, which obviously inf…
I say the EXACT thing about StarCraft (vs. StarCraft 2).
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If it wasn't a typo then I hope you would appreciate it being brought to your attention that it's 'statute', not 'statue'.
Oops, yeah. Definitely a typo. Now I'm picturing a statue of limitations though. Maybe ye old roman style, with the words around the base. :D
In fact, I think of that whenever I hear 'statute of limitations'.