Bluestacks Advertises MCOC

Rollir025Rollir025 Member Posts: 2
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If you have never heard of the game before and wanted to play it (on lets say bluestacks) you can/will get banned because Bluestacks violates the ToS as it is an emulator used to play Android Games which "can somehow" provide a disadvantage to other mobile players, for starters, new players won't know Bluestacks is against the ToS (unless they read the entire ToS until they find about Bluestacks, but who reads an entire ToS on any game unless you are really bored), secondly Bluestacks literally advertise MCOC saying download this game now from the Play Store, it's even featured on the Play Store, I know Kabam can't stop Bluestacks from advertising it but it's kind of stupid how something that breaks the ToS advertises the game...

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  • DemonzfyreDemonzfyre Member Posts: 22,024 ★★★★★
    Rollir025 wrote: »
    If you have never heard of the game before and wanted to play it (on lets say bluestacks) you can/will get banned because Bluestacks violates the ToS as it is an emulator used to play Android Games which "can somehow" provide a disadvantage to other mobile players, for starters, new players won't know Bluestacks is against the ToS (unless they read the entire ToS until they find about Bluestacks, but who reads an entire ToS on any game unless you are really bored), secondly Bluestacks literally advertise MCOC saying download this game now from the Play Store, it's even featured on the Play Store, I know Kabam can't stop Bluestacks from advertising it but it's kind of stupid how something that breaks the ToS advertises the game...

    So what about the 1000's of YouTube videos on hacking MCOC? Same thing. Can't control it. If They read the ToS they won't have an issue.
  • DNA3000DNA3000 Member, Guardian Posts: 19,658 Guardian
    Rollir025 wrote: »
    If you have never heard of the game before and wanted to play it (on lets say bluestacks) you can/will get banned because Bluestacks violates the ToS as it is an emulator used to play Android Games which "can somehow" provide a disadvantage to other mobile players

    Using emulators like Bluestacks can "somehow" provide a disadvantage to other players by making it a lot easier to "hack" the game and "bot" the gameplay, because you are "running" the game on a "platform" that is "under" the full "control" of the underlying "computer."
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  • Rollir025Rollir025 Member Posts: 2
    That makes sense, I still don't understand why Bluestacks decides to advertise a game that can get you banned from the game lol
  • DemonzfyreDemonzfyre Member Posts: 22,024 ★★★★★
    Rollir025 wrote: »
    That makes sense, I still don't understand why Bluestacks decides to advertise a game that can get you banned from the game lol

    So people will download it
  • DJRipsterDJRipster Member Posts: 169 ★
    I think this is something Kabam needs to directly address with the Bluestacks people... I agree that a new player could always come across Bluestacks and use it to play the game only to find out they got banned before they even started
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