I'm sorry, but this has got to be the stupidest thing I've ever seen concerning EQ... The guy was epiletic, and the game DOES have a epiletic warning! HELLO!
Plus there's the psychologist diagnosis, the guy wasn't stable in the first place!
But, NO, it's the game's fault? I'm surprised the "mommy" isn't also trying to sue the store where the guy bought the game, the guy working the counter in the store, the credit card company that alowed the transaction to take place, and let him sign up for the monthly cost of EQ, and let's not forget the ISP that the guy used to get hooked up to EQ!!!
After all, if none of them existed the guy wouldn't have been playing EQ.
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I'm sorry, but this has got to be the stupidest thing I've ever seen concerning EQ... The guy was epiletic, and the game DOES have a epiletic warning! HELLO! Plus there's the psychologist diagnosis, the guy wasn't stable in the first place! But, NO, it's the game's fault? I'm surprised the "mommy" isn't also trying to sue the store where the guy bought the game, the guy working the counter in the store, the credit card company that alowed the transaction to take place, and let him sign up for the monthly cost of EQ, and let's not forget the ISP that the guy used to get hooked up to EQ!!! After all, if none of them existed the guy wouldn't have been playing EQ.