Thanks to the success of Lost Ark, publisher Amazon Games' general terms of use have been recirculated, with players noticing one section in particular pertaining to how you must be a human, and not an AI (good or evil) to play the company's games. The terms also explain what would happen if aliens, robots, or simians take over the planet. Really.
Section 5.1 of Amazon Games' general terms of use specifically mentions that, «You must be a live human (e.g., not a corporation, organization, artificial intelligence (good or evil), extraterrestrial, sentient non-human primate, etc.).» The terms also state that none of this applies if Earth has been taken or by robots, simians, or aliens. In that event, Amazon said these beings will be allowed to play Lost Ark and other games. «We welcome our alien, robots, ape, or other overlords, as applicable,» Amazon said.
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In the event that Earth is overtaken, and it's decided that everyone moves to Mars--where Amazon's games are not currently offered--Amazon will try to offer its games on other planets or celestial bodies. The whole section is a fun read--check it out below.
Attorney Richard Hoeg reacted to Amazon's humorous terms of service from a legal perspective--check out that video here.
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