i actually like it since i played all the BG and nvwn game and im a big fan of their spell system althought nvwn2 was kind of a ripoff with the new rule...but still did they ask the permission?...or are we gonna get stuck with a bunch of idiot that think blizzard created stoneskin,magic missile,mirrior image,conjured armor,etc... like how people think Warhammer40k is actually a clone of starcraft when starcraft and warcraft are there because of Warhammer and Warhammer40k actually
will wizard of the coast accept this?do they get their share?where they asked for this?did blizz actually gave them credit to these awesome spell?|||who knows... anyway in this kind of games its usual to take ideas from others. For example, balrogs in diablo and diablo 2 came from the lord of the rings, but nobody cares because that improves the game.|||/facepalm .. seriously ... Blizzard always admitted they look for inspirations anywhere .. everyone knows they do ... and nobody can sue them cause they don't carbon copy stuff directly ... they only take inspiration from it ... and if you don't know the difference .. well .. never mind !!!|||Everything is an altered copy of something else, Blizzard games are no different in that rule.
You are an altered copy of your parents and the environment, and they are of there parents and so on.
Prius is an altered copy of an old, polluting Ford which is an altered copy of a carriage.
The Mona Lisa is an altered copy of cave-man drawing.
Get the picture?|||well i know but if you've played BG,Nvwn.....you would know that its the exact replica of some of the D&D spell some look exactly the same...i know blizz take idea from other stuff but they do change them...apart from the orc from warhammer and warcraft|||Quote:
well i know but if you've played BG,Nvwn.....you would know that its the exact replica of some of the D&D spell some look exactly the same...i know blizz take idea from other stuff but they do change them...apart from the orc from warhammer and warcraft
You will understand how meaningless your accusation is when you look at the basic fire ball spell in any RPG .. surprise .. they all look the same .. let's sue everyone then
|||I am going to post a killer guide for a D2 build and then sue anyone who uses it.|||Psycho, there are copyrighted spells and there are spells that are Iconic. Iconic spells are things like Fireballs, Magic Missiles, and Teleport. They're so common in fantasy that no one owns the rights to them.Also, PLEASE stop using Ellipses instead of periods. I'm sick of everything you say sounding like this... It's not proper grammar... It sounds like you're speaking really slowly...|||emmm....no...:P...just kidding il try sorry ExtraCrispy wasnt trying to annoy anyone and i speak slowly when i do this....because i think about tons of stuff at the same time
oh and Knight_Wolf this wasnt Accusation i think everyone got this all wrong,like you see how Overlord said thx for gremlin and Dungeon keeper for giving them tons of idea for their game and it was based alots on these 2,i think that the most simply and classy way to do thing,i dont want them to get sued for that wiz,but seriously D&D created how RPG class work and alots other stuff in RPG,monster for example and im not talking about skeleton,zombie,vampire,kraken,etc...im talking about the one that were invented by them like the beholder,the mind flayer,Drider,etc..or the drow race and such like dragonkin
anyway basicly is it that hard to say thx to them for creating such stuff...most spell like magic missile,stoneskin,mirror image,etc...would never been invented if not for them and geek that created the whole D&D..fireball is actually really different its been in history for a long time,the bible,alots of prophecy of old time mention fireball and myth about people being able to send lightning or fireball...probly because human saw these sometime and didint understand how a meteor can enter the earth atmosphere or lightning striking a house or forest for no reason,so its really different what i was talking about was unique spell that were created from the human imagination
oh and i doubt if you recreate an exact replica of the Mona Lisa and sell it you wont get any feedback from this btw its HIGHLY illegal to sell perfect replica because of the method it take to analyse a painting that old,and its not an altered copy of a caveman drawing sorry but the Mona lisa was not only highly technological for its time but also a masterpiece..seriously research the Mona lisa and its not for nothing that its so prized...and yes i do know what you mean by that but if that was the way it worked everyone would claim the technology of everyone else or the art or culture without even giving them credit for it
and Mackemradge if you do create a guide for a D2 build and you mention that they need your permission to be used you CAN sue them if they dont
and also if you mean altered in that many sense...then i could burn every game of blizz and i wouldnt actually be stealing them they would be altered since it wouldnt be an official cd,box,book of the game,common people are you all american or what?...is saying thx for something you didint create THAT hard?
seriously whats the point of making the human race advance and create new idea if we dont get credit for it or any kind of thx...why the hell do you think copyright exist?...even copyright is seriously a american biased concept of appurtenance of the rich and wealthy that want only to get richer
think about it...no doom?
no populous
no sim city
no civilisation
no mario
dont you have any respect for gaming root?
p.s are you all on your period?seriously i rarely want to be mean in my post or aggresive guys and that simple little post got you all fired up lol
try to realise what im saying here...you invent something wouldnt you want a thank you for it or credit for it?|||Quote:
and Mackemradge if you do create a guide for a D2 build and you mention that they need your permission to be used you CAN sue them if they dont
No you can't. Blizzard own the rights for game content, you are allowed to use it. If you make a guide you can say others can't copy that guide and release it as their own though, since it's your work.
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