KCB202 Tutorial Week 5  Housekeeping  Facebook games: Free or not  Virtual Property – The legal market  Virtual Property – The black market.

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KCB202 Tutorial Week 5  Housekeeping  Facebook games: Free or not  Virtual Property – The legal market  Virtual Property – The black market

Housekeeping  Krystina  Questions & Project titles / brief descriptions to me:    Questions on the readings?  Wiki feedback sent via (Krystina’s groups).

Today  There are three short exercises today  Divide into 4 groups (3-5 people)  You have 45 minutes, so approximately 15 minutes per exercise.  Expect to speak for about 10 minutes, followed by a 5 minute discussion.  Present your answers to each exercise, and the implications of them.

Facebook Games  Choose a facebook game. Some suggestions:  Mafia Wars  Happy Aquarium  World War  Cow Clicker  Or one of your own  What can you do for free? What must you pay for? How much does it cost?  Explain the features, predict the cost of playing, consider what you’re paying for (time? success?)

Reading Terms of Service  When considering more complex games, they will have terms of service / user agreements which bind player behaviour.  Reading these can need law training, but players are expected to.  Some examples of environments we’re considering in this tutorial.

World of Warcraft  Ownership/Selling of the Account or Virtual Items.  Blizzard does not recognize the transfer of WoW Accounts or Blizzard Accounts (each an "Account"). You may not purchase, sell, gift or trade any Account, or offer to purchase, sell, gift or trade any Account, and any such attempt shall be null and void. Blizzard owns, has licensed, or otherwise has rights to all of the content that appears in the Game. You agree that you have no right or title in or to any such content, including without limitation the virtual goods or currency appearing or originating in the Game, or any other attributes associated with the Account or stored on the Service. Blizzard does not recognize any purported transfers of virtual property executed outside of the Game, or the purported sale, gift or trade in the "real world" of anything that appears or originates in the Game. Accordingly, you may not sell in- game items or currency for "real" money, or exchange those items or currency for value outside of the Game. 

Eve Online  4. ILLEGAL TRANSFER OF GAME ITEMS  An immediate permanent ban of an account may result if a player is found to be:  a. Selling in-game goods or services for real world currency through an online auction site or any other venue.  b. Advertising the sale of EVE in-game goods or services for real world currency through an online auction site by using the in- game chat channels, through our forums or by any other venue.  Severe offences may result in an immediate ban without warning; however. warnings may be given for first time offenses, followed by account suspensions of varying degree and ultimately a permanent ban if a player:  a. Buys in-game goods or services for real world currency through an online auction site or any other venue. 

Second Life "LINDEN DOLLARS" ARE VIRTUAL TOKENS THAT WE LICENSE 5.1 Each Linden dollar is a virtual token representing contractual permission from Linden Lab to access features of the Service. Linden dollars are available for Purchase or distribution at Linden Lab's discretion, and are not redeemable for monetary value from Linden Lab.  The Service includes a component of virtual tokens ("Linden dollars" or "L$"), each of which constitutes a limited license permission to use features of our Service as set forth below. Linden Lab may or may not charge fees to acquire or use Linden dollars, and these fees may change at any time.  When you acquire a Linden dollar, Linden Lab hereby grants you a limited license ("Linden Dollar License") to use the Linden dollar as a virtual token to be held, bartered, traded and/or transferred in Second Life with other users (and/or Linden Lab), in exchange for permission to access and use Content, applications, services, and various user-created features, in accordance with these Terms of Service. The Linden Dollar License is transferable by the holder to any other user, provided that both users comply with these Terms of Service, maintain their Accounts in good standing, and are not delinquent on any Account payment requirements. Except as expressly permitted by this Agreement or otherwise expressly permitted by Linden Lab, the Linden Dollar License may not be sublicensed, encumbered, conveyed or made subject to any right of survivorship or other disposition by operation of law or otherwise, and you agree that any attempted disposition in violation of these Terms of Service is null and void. Linden Lab may revoke the Linden Dollar License at any time without notice, refund or compensation in the event that: (i) the Linden dollar program is suspended or discontinued; (ii) Linden Lab determines that fraud or other illegal conduct is associated with the holder's Account; (iii) Linden Lab imposes an expiration date on usage of Linden dollars in compliance with applicable laws and regulations; (iv) the holder's Account is terminated for violation of these Terms of Service; or (v) the holder becomes delinquent on any of that user's Account payment requirements, ceases to maintain an active Account or terminates this Agreement.  You acknowledge that Linden dollars are not real currency or any type of financial instrument and are not redeemable for any sum of money from Linden Lab at any time. You agree that Linden Lab has the right to manage, regulate, control, and/or modify the license rights underlying such Linden dollars as it sees fit and that Linden Lab will have no liability to you based on its exercise of this right. Linden Lab makes no guarantee as to the nature, quality or value of the features of the Service that will be accessible through the use of Linden dollars, or the availability or supply of Linden dollars.

Second Life 5.2 Second Life offers a Linden dollar exchange, called the LindeX exchange, for the trading of Linden dollars, which uses the terms "Buy" and "Sell" to indicate the transfer of Linden Dollar Licenses.  The Service includes a component called the "LindeX exchange" or the "LindeX," which refers to an aspect of the Service through which Linden Lab permits transactions in which users may exchange their Linden dollars with one another. The Service includes other, similar Linden dollar exchange sites and methods, including the Xstreet "Currency Exchange" at xstreetsl.com, and the Service may from time to time include other, similar methods or sites on which Linden dollars may be exchanged (referred to collectively as the "LindeX" or "LindeX exchange"). You acknowledge that the LindeX exchange has been created to enable users of Second Life to enhance their experience using the Service with the ability to transfer license rights to other users of the Service, and that the terminology used is solely for the purpose of enabling this use of the Service.  Regardless of terminology used, you acknowledge that as used in this Agreement and throughout the Service in the context of Linden dollar transfers: (a) the term "Sell" means "to transfer for consideration to another user their Linden dollars in accordance with the Terms of Service," (b) the term "Buy" or "Purchase" means "to receive for consideration from another user their Linden dollars in accordance with the Terms of Service," (c) the terms "Buyer," "Seller," "Sale" and "Purchaser" and similar terms have corresponding meanings to their root terms, (d) "Sell Order" and similar terms mean a request from a user to Linden Lab to list Linden dollars for Sale on the LindeX exchange at a requested Sale price, and (e) "Buy Order" and similar terms mean a request from a user for Linden Lab to match open Sale listings with a requested Purchase price and facilitate completion of the Sale of Linden dollars.  You acknowledge that Linden Lab may deny any Sell order or Buy order individually or with respect to general volume, price or other limitations set by Linden Lab. Linden Lab may halt, suspend, discontinue, or reverse any LindeX exchange transaction (whether proposed, pending or past) in cases of actual or suspected fraud, violations of other laws or regulations, or deliberate disruptions to or interference with the Service.

Second Life 5.3 There are other Linden dollar exchanges that are operated by third parties.  Linden dollars are occasionally Bought and Sold on third party exchanges, which are wholly distinct from the LindeX exchange. Unless specified by Linden Lab, these exchanges have no affiliation with Linden Lab. We do not guarantee the legitimacy of the Linden dollar transfers offered on them, and we are not liable for purchases of such Linden dollars. You purchase Linden dollars from such sites at your own risk. If you Buy Linden dollars that are traced to unauthorized credit card activity or other fraudulent activity, we will recoup these Linden dollars from your Account.  Purely for informational purposes, we may list on our Websites third-party exchanges that use our "Risk API" tool. The use of the Risk API may lessen the occurrence of fraud on those exchanges; however, in no event do we endorse, guarantee or insure your purchases from these unaffiliated exchanges."Risk API" tool 

‘Free Market’ Games  Choose an online game with currency exchange. Some suggestions:  Second Life  Project Entropia  Everquest  Examine the volume being traded, the price for which items are sold (news articles / blogs etc), and suggest what impact you think this might have on the game environment.

‘Black Market’ Games  Choose an online game which prohibits currency exchange. Some suggestions:  World of Warcraft  Eve Online  Repeat the same exercise as last time, except that you’re now considering environments where such conversion is a breach of the rules.  Consider the degree to which these terms are enforced, and how successful they are.  How would you deal with real money trading were you in charge of policy for one of these environments?

Thanks  Lecture Thursday: The Magic Circle  Quite a bit of info/videos that are not on the slides