Nicer? You will be nicer with a contract?
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But but that’s irrelevant, i want to complain vociferously over this blatant attack on my free speech and human rights!
Once again Punyelf, dtop introducing logic into these forums 
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If you weren’t a jerk in the first place, then you have nothing to worry about.
Guys, I just got to the holiday resort and at the entrance I was asked to sign a letter saying I wouldn’t be a nuisance to the other guests or disrupt their vacation.
I think this is unacceptable and I want my money back. Wat do?
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Can I have your gold please? 
If you booked with TuI in tge UK, just be happy you got there lol.
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I didn’t call anyone here a jerk. I just made a statement saying that people who aren’t jerks don’t have to worry about the social contract.
I mean, not my fault you felt personally attacked. If the shoe fits and all that, but that’s on you, not me.
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That comparison doesn’t even make sense. It’s olympic levels of mental gymnastics.
Incidentally, the kind of person who would call other people any of those names is the exact kind of person that this social contract is targeted at. If you think all of the above is bad, then you should have no problem with the social contract.
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You are literally just signing a more in-depth ToS like you’ve done when you install the game. But again, if you cannot act like a decent human being, then I suggest you file a ticket to be reimbursed instead of wanting attention and take your farewell?
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It makes perfect sense. It’s just name-calling, that’s all. And no, I don’t mind it.
You just did it in less efficent and direct way by using more words, but the intention was the same - to ridicule and offend. Therefore the new code applies to you.
That’s not an insult chum, I know Afenton quite well and believe me, she is so hard she stands on railway lines waiting for speeding trains and plays chicken with them.
She has yet to lose.
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Gotta say those glasses look really cool with golden eyes.
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And if you were a jerk, you will be better with a contract? More importantly, will the game be better? Or just “safer” like all the things nowadays.
We need more glasses and different styles of them!
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I see absolutely no issue with removing toxic people from the game. Sorry to hear that you’re happy to wade in a cesspool of toxicity, but that’s not the rest of us.
Now I anticipate hearing about your childhood in MW2 lobbies or something.
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Okay, buddy.
Well I mean legally, imagine you rent an appartment for a year and all of the sudden 3 months in, you are forced to sign a contract, or else you can’t enter. I’m not sure, but I would think that you should be able to just bail regardless of what they said in their t.o.s., but I could be wrong, cuz I’m not a lawyer.
They always ask after a new patch. You always had to agree to that.
Nope. There is not a word of any “Social Contract” in EULA. Additionally, this is EU. If any entry in the regulations has changed and their must be accepted to utilize the service, user can cease such an agreement.
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In most European countries, the act of renting an apartment without signing a contract first is illegal mostly because the primary reason a landlord would want to not have a contract is tax evasion.