ZEQ2 Lite

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

RealDeal wrote :

This is not to say that legal action cannot be taken though and YES they can still take down a project after it's been released -- just not as effectively due to digital distribution.

finally some sense talk,now do you get my point Buksna

and it will be not possible for them not to care if Earth Special Forces goes down as 10 years of hard work was put into it

As said they can try to remove stuff, but what's already on the net will stay there. So in essence they can't really stop something that's out.

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

RealDeal wrote :

This is not to say that legal action cannot be taken though and YES they can still take down a project after it's been released -- just not as effectively due to digital distribution.

finally some sense talk,now do you get my point Buksna

and it will be not possible for them not to care if Earth Special Forces goes down as 10 years of hard work was put into it

Do you even read what I post?!?!?!

I said AFTER release - so when something gets released those years of hard work "pay off"

Grega is Earth Special Forces dev and he's been explaining to you whole time too and you're still on some freaking idea that isn't true and doesn't make sense

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Do you even read what I post?!?!?!

I said AFTER release - so when something gets released those years of hard work "pay off"

Grega is Earth Special Forces dev and he's been explaining to you whole time too and you're still on some freaking idea that isn't true and doesn't make sense Confused

first of all I am not confused
I will never believe that nothing can be done after post release

seriously other things can be done other than searching da game on the net and removing it and I don't want to give you examples on what they can do with da game and its devs

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

RealDeal wrote :

Do you even read what I post?!?!?!

I said AFTER release - so when something gets released those years of hard work "pay off"

Grega is Earth Special Forces dev and he's been explaining to you whole time too and you're still on some freaking idea that isn't true and doesn't make sense Confused

first of all I am not confused
I will never believe that nothing can be done after post release

seriously other things can be done other than searching the game on the net and removing it and I don't want to give you examples on what they can do with the game and its devs

Even if the main site is taken down and the devs stop development further. The released game is still on the web being distributed by third party individuals who can not be directly targeted. Neither can the devs because they followed the order and stopped. So the only choice left is to go all over the net deleting all files of that release that pup up.

And doing that would cost a lot more than to simply let it be. They can not eradicate a released project unless they delete it from every hard drive that has it stored in the world.

Or are you saying they can punish a group of people that did exactly what was requested of them for something other people do?

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

okay forget that

anyway I just want to say that I hope nothing happens to the Earth Special Forces team or the devs after the release of the game

I don't care if anything happens to the game only bothered about the people who work for the Earth Special Forces team

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Even if the main site is taken down and the devs stop development further. The released game is still on the web being distributed by third party individuals who can not be directly targeted. Neither can the devs because they followed the order and stopped. So the only choice left is to go all over the net deleting all files of that release that pup up.

And doing that would cost a lot more than to simply let it be. They can not eradicate a released project unless they delete it from every hard drive that has it stored in the world.

Or are you saying they can punish a group of people that did exactly what was requested of them for something other people do?

Actually if I'm understanding what you are "suggesting", yes, you can be held responsible.

Hypothetically if Earth Special Forces got a Cease & Desist and then the final Earth Special Forces build was leaked/stolen/obtained in ANY way, the Earth Special Forces team would be the ones responsible for damages and legal persuit (regardless of how much they detest it was out of their hands). Not only is it how the law works, it's actually already been attempted as a release route in several similar desist cases to no avail.

Don't mislead yourself into believing it's a viable and non-punishable strategy.

As far as the current release set goes, nothing could be done beyond requested site removal of all infringing material and full cooperation concerning resource and distribution outlets for the project.

Again, that's all in the event of a hypothetical situation. What they have legal rights to do and what they would/should/will do are two entirely different matters.

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Actually if I'm understanding what you are "suggesting", yes, you can be held responsible.

Hypothetically if Earth Special Forces got a Cease & Desist and then the final Earth Special Forces build was leaked/stolen/obtained in ANY way, the Earth Special Forces team would be the ones responsible for damages and legal persuit (regardless of how much they detest it was out of their hands). Not only is it how the law works, it's actually already been attempted as a release route in several similar desist cases to no avail.

Don't mislead yourself into believing it's a viable and non-punishable strategy.

As far as the current release set goes, nothing could be done beyond requested site removal of all infringing material and full cooperation concerning resource and distribution outlets for the project.

Again, that's all hypothetical. What they have legal rights to do and what they would/should/will do are two entirely different matters.

thanks Zeth this is what I wanted to say but could nt say as I can only explain emotions

anyway greg just be careful

personally I don't want anyone to take action against Earth Special Forces

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Zeth wrote :

Even if the main site is taken down and the devs stop development further. The released game is still on the web being distributed by third party individuals who can not be directly targeted. Neither can the devs because they followed the order and stopped. So the only choice left is to go all over the net deleting all files of that release that pup up.

And doing that would cost a lot more than to simply let it be. They can not eradicate a released project unless they delete it from every hard drive that has it stored in the world.

Or are you saying they can punish a group of people that did exactly what was requested of them for something other people do?

Actually if I'm understanding what you are "suggesting", yes, you can be held responsible.

Hypothetically if Earth Special Forces got a Cease & Desist and then the final Earth Special Forces build was leaked/stolen/obtained in ANY way, the Earth Special Forces team would be the ones responsible for damages and legal persuit (regardless of how much they detest it was out of their hands). Not only is it how the law works, it's actually already been attempted as a release route in several similar desist cases to no avail.

Don't mislead yourself into believing it's a viable and non-punishable strategy.

As far as the current release set goes, nothing could be done beyond requested site removal of all infringing material and full cooperation concerning resource and distribution outlets for the project.

Again, that's all in the event of a hypothetical situation. What they have legal rights to do and what they would/should/will do are two entirely different matters.

No Zeth. That would be pre release not post release. Yes if thy shut down a mod before the release its done for, but they can not effectively shut it down after the release.

So taking Earth Special Forces as an example. Yes they can shut down Earth Special Forces:Final, but they can not shut down Earth Special Forces 1.2.3 anymore, nor can they hold any of us accountable for that version of the mod. The most they can do with 1.2 is have it removed from our site, yet they can not erase it from the net.

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

well even if they shut the site just upload it and spred it take that in the face funnimation

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

najeeb wrote : well even if they shut the site just upload it and spred it take that in the face funnimation

that's exactly what we can not do.

Wednesday, November 24, 2010

what if some of the dev or the boss himself uploads to youtube or an other thing , one thing is sure they can't stop the internet , wait why are we talking about this any way :S , Earth Special Forces 4 ever!

Wednesday, November 24, 2010

najeeb wrote : what if some of the dev or the boss himself uploads to youtube or an other thing , one thing is sure they can't stop the internet , wait why are we talking about this any way :S , Earth Special Forces 4 ever!

The videos uploaded to various sites already can not be erased anymore. They are out. We can only remove them from sources we control, but we do not control all sources.

that's the entire point of the discussion.

Wednesday, November 24, 2010

same thing I mean , what has been spred cannot be controled

Wednesday, November 24, 2010

what has been spred cannot be controled

but the spreader can

edit this only applies to the USA,Europe and Australia

Friday, November 26, 2010

http://www.gamekyo.com/groupnews_article16175.html

check these screenshots. looks to be some awesome team combat.

some of them:

Friday, November 26, 2010

@1st picture: Vegeta HEADSHOT!

Amazing by the way

Saturday, November 27, 2010

I don't like the graphics, but I do like the gameplay/new tricks Like Piccolo charging special beam cannon when a16 is hitting Vegeta, or krillin charging his Kienzan when Goku is holding Vegeta (like I would like to see in ZEQ2Lite)

Saturday, November 27, 2010

I don't like the graphics also,that make real *laughing out loud*

Saturday, November 27, 2010

Don't be fooled it is Earth Special Forces!

Saturday, November 27, 2010

Nemix wrote : Don't be fooled it is Earth Special Forces!

that's not even funny you know.

That aside I'm nterested at how this arcade game will look as a final product.

Saturday, November 27, 2010

It will be fun first five minutes or maybe after 3 fights and then booring....

Saturday, November 27, 2010

Grega wrote :

Nemix wrote : Don't be fooled it is Earth Special Forces!

that's not even funny you know.

That aside I'm nterested at how this arcade game will look as a final product.

It wasn't an insult, but a flattery ...

Saturday, November 27, 2010

http://www.gamekyo.com/groupnews_article16175.html
New screens.
They look like action toys.
that's not dragonball...D:

Saturday, November 27, 2010

Raging-Blast wrote : http://www.gamekyo.com/groupnews_article16175.html
New screens.
They look like action toys.
that's not dragonball...D:

Exactly, but... Action Figures*

Saturday, November 27, 2010

good to see the topic changed to game