08-12-2005, 05:00 AM
BLIZZARD STORMS OUT HUNDREDS OF ACCOUNTS
It has been reported that Blizzard, the creator of many popular games such as the Starcraft, Warcraft, and Diablo series have once again struck down evil with their mighty fists. Inside sources say that Blizzard was able to use a maphack know as Easymap (created by an infamous Diablo hacker known as Netter), which was the first to be released in the 1.11 patch, as a trap to take down its many unsuspecting users. Scientists say that Blizzard was able to easily catch people using the program with it's highly detectability, and therefore banned accounts and CD keys. Diablo 2 forums are now filled with people crying to get their accounts back; some people trying to bribe Blizzard off with doing various chores for the gaming company. Others are pointing a finger at Blizzard and shouting how they have broken federal crime by tapping into the users files to search for the detectable ones. Others are rejoiced at this massive banning spree that Blizzard has imposed. One of these fellow members is a moderator at d2sector.net, a Diablo 2 gaming site, who goes by the name Nub. This is what he had to say to us:
"To all who got banned, you were owned so hardcore, this must go down on some all-time list of ownings. Nothing I have ever known has topped this, or ever will. My respect for Blizzard increased 10-fold. Good riddance hackers, the game is now that much cleaner."
-Nub
This chain of bannings upon the users seem to be permanent as their accounts have gotten closed. This is also a blow for many players who had just recently started the new ladder season and was able to gain their spot on the ladder; such players include Skidude, who had a 81 sorc (was 80 or so on the sorc ladder), and Pantallica, who had a 81 necro (was 25 or so on the necro ladder). In conclusion, this shows that Blizzard is not a company that has a ZERO-tolerance on any 3rd part software, which goes against the EULA Agreement that all players agreed to on the download of the game.
-Skitz 'O Phrenia
It has been reported that Blizzard, the creator of many popular games such as the Starcraft, Warcraft, and Diablo series have once again struck down evil with their mighty fists. Inside sources say that Blizzard was able to use a maphack know as Easymap (created by an infamous Diablo hacker known as Netter), which was the first to be released in the 1.11 patch, as a trap to take down its many unsuspecting users. Scientists say that Blizzard was able to easily catch people using the program with it's highly detectability, and therefore banned accounts and CD keys. Diablo 2 forums are now filled with people crying to get their accounts back; some people trying to bribe Blizzard off with doing various chores for the gaming company. Others are pointing a finger at Blizzard and shouting how they have broken federal crime by tapping into the users files to search for the detectable ones. Others are rejoiced at this massive banning spree that Blizzard has imposed. One of these fellow members is a moderator at d2sector.net, a Diablo 2 gaming site, who goes by the name Nub. This is what he had to say to us:
"To all who got banned, you were owned so hardcore, this must go down on some all-time list of ownings. Nothing I have ever known has topped this, or ever will. My respect for Blizzard increased 10-fold. Good riddance hackers, the game is now that much cleaner."
-Nub
This chain of bannings upon the users seem to be permanent as their accounts have gotten closed. This is also a blow for many players who had just recently started the new ladder season and was able to gain their spot on the ladder; such players include Skidude, who had a 81 sorc (was 80 or so on the sorc ladder), and Pantallica, who had a 81 necro (was 25 or so on the necro ladder). In conclusion, this shows that Blizzard is not a company that has a ZERO-tolerance on any 3rd part software, which goes against the EULA Agreement that all players agreed to on the download of the game.
-Skitz 'O Phrenia
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