dose wargaming own the warpack company or do they get kick backs
Дата: 27.04.2018 19:05:35
HamKoRn, on Apr 26 2018 - 07:56, said: Notice how the Forum Mods have been much more active recently, but
they refuse to simply reply to this post and say "no, we don't own
that" I can neither confirm nor deny....CabbageMechanic: No, we don't own that, and the implication that we do
is amusing.
In very specific terms - Wargaming does not own Warpack and has no relationship with its creators. Our Fair Play team has been very successful in detecting new illegal mods and will continue to develop that process - I am very pleased with their progress.
This is my favorite Wargaming conspiracy theory because it requires an enormous oversight of some basic business acumen. Even if we were sinister types who secretly set up this wonderful tanking playground only to sell cheats for it on the side (and we aren't), we would still be heavily disincentivized to do so for basic economic reasons. The tiny amount of possible revenue gained from such an obscure cheat service compared to the enormous potential revenue lost (not to mention inviting incredible fines from regulatory bodies) by having such a stupid activity legitimately exposed would make doing so a completely absurd business risk to take.
As for why we generally don't comment on this absurdity, it's because we hate cheats and have no interest in spreading awareness of them.
Thread closed.
In very specific terms - Wargaming does not own Warpack and has no relationship with its creators. Our Fair Play team has been very successful in detecting new illegal mods and will continue to develop that process - I am very pleased with their progress.
This is my favorite Wargaming conspiracy theory because it requires an enormous oversight of some basic business acumen. Even if we were sinister types who secretly set up this wonderful tanking playground only to sell cheats for it on the side (and we aren't), we would still be heavily disincentivized to do so for basic economic reasons. The tiny amount of possible revenue gained from such an obscure cheat service compared to the enormous potential revenue lost (not to mention inviting incredible fines from regulatory bodies) by having such a stupid activity legitimately exposed would make doing so a completely absurd business risk to take.
As for why we generally don't comment on this absurdity, it's because we hate cheats and have no interest in spreading awareness of them.
Thread closed.
dose wargaming own the warpack company or do they get kick backs