Bounty Hunter Archive
Thread: Is this bannable offence?
Plus the jedi did seem like a jerk, u had all the reasons to kill him 
lol
DaltChrono wrote:No, I'm not kidding. Every contract has to have a time clause. If you don't stipulate the time limit of the contract then you are free to interpret it as best benefits you.
This is a false statement of law. Contracts of indefinite duration are enforceable. Furthermore, a party to a bilateral contract does not get to decide unilaterally how to "interpret" the contract's duration.
Good Job Viski. You will not be banned. Anyone who tells you diffent is just syaing it to get you all bothered and scared. Jedi's most likely speaking from anger.
Don'r fret son, you did a good job.
The jedi would probably need to have saved the chat logs.
No proof, no crime.
The most you would be liable for if they decided to *reprimand ya* is take back some money,but he did bribe you and you are a BH. as case goes it's up to you to decide if the target is worth the effort and time you put in. Sometimes you ahve to go to extreme measures to get the job done. Besides you didn't clear out his inventory and take all his XP away. It was more of a lesson in being a Jedi.
If they don't have evidence they can't ban you.
If they do have evidence, they'll think about it, and probably think hard. They have to grant *some* freedom from the rules if they want more paid months from ya... to that end I have witnesses more than 50 Jedi (some of which were actually Jedi groupies, and not Jedi yet themselves) breaking codes of conduct yet none have been banned.
Personally, I take the path of least resistance. If he offered me money I would refuse and keep camping. If he offered it to me, but gave it to me without me giving a single word of acceptance on the deal, heck I'd keep it and kill him. Really it's whatever you decide. There are few things that SOE would dare take someone to court over though - due to lost money and excess fear of customers (who wants to play a game by people who sue players- and quite possiblywith insufficient evidence, not to mention the fact that they don't know the circumstances of each event and so don't understand how to rate the offense...), so all in all it depends on what you're willing to risk as far as your account standing with SOE. 
Message Edited by Giles025 on 07-02-2005 03:29 AM
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(This would be like: Ops, I sold the item to somebody else, here is your money back)