That’s exactly right, and the vagueness of it makes me uncomfortable; especially given the money-clinging attitude and legal threats sent by their support - at the drop of a hat - over something which shouldn’t even be a problem. (“I declined this agreement, therefore I cannot use your software, may I have a refund?”) Surely there’s no way he thought that I planned to use the software in violation of the terms, who in their right mind would broadcast that to the developers? It’s a shame that they responded so poorly.
Anyway, the way those terms are laid out, it sounds to me that if you were to create a GTA-esque game and earned millions, this company could drag your *** into court. Can I make video tutorials or stream myself using this software, while cussing like a sailor and potentially having vulgar/obscene songs or non-related content in the background? Honestly, why would I risk it?
Moreso than dropping ~$300 on World Creator 2, and then having your account banned without having even used it, presumably due to a weak ego under the guise of legalities? XD
So you assumed that I contacted support in order to flaunt my illegal intentions, and then assume that I plan to use your software in violation of the agreement (which I hit the decline button for prior to sending said email)? Am I allowed to assume that you’re just playing dumb, being manipulative, and that you care about money more than your clients? If not, then the dissonance is astounding. Try to be more respectful and communicative in the future; isn’t that the entire point of customer service?