Who Actually Read the "License Agreement" B4 installing a Game?

Nope, and that is their masterful plan. Nobody will/wants to read it, so when a problem occurs, they can just simply point to the License Agreement. Gotta love it.

No one wants to read the License Agreement when you can just scroll down and accept. 

" Nope, and that is their masterful plan. Nobody will/wants to read it, so when a problem occurs, they can just simply point to the License Agreement. Gotta love it. "

No.  Just let me play my game! 

" @Karmum said:

" Nope, and that is their masterful plan. Nobody will/wants to read it, so when a problem occurs, they can just simply point to the License Agreement. Gotta love it. "

Plus even if you did read it and found something unfair, you're still fucked since you can't install the game without accepting their terms of agreement.
 
"Forcing people to your rules if they want to use what they legally bought? BRILLIANT!" "

Occasionally I'll glace through a EULA just to make sure there's nothing really weird.  Usually I do this more for freeware applications on PC.

Absolutely not. I would rather read the dictionary

Not I.

Almost all the stuff mentioned in the EULA is common sense and procedural stuff which is almost the same in every EULA. So unless your a retard who likes doing things to get into trouble, I think you can get away with not reading it.

" Absolutely not. I would rather read the dictionary "

Nope. But a friend of mine said the World of Warcraft license agreement stated that it has ownership over your soul if you'd agree to it. I don't know if it's true or not since I never bothered to check.

"Nope. But a friend of mine said the World of Warcraft license agreement stated that it has ownership over your soul if you'd agree to it. I don't know if it's true or not since I never bothered to check. "

Who reads the agreements for anything? I've tried a couple of times to at least skim a couple of em, but never read much.

" @eroticfishcake said:

"Nope. But a friend of mine said the World of Warcraft license agreement stated that it has ownership over your soul if you'd agree to it. I don't know if it's true or not since I never bothered to check. "

Haha nice, I wouldn't doubt it. "

No one.  
 
Absolutely no one. 
 
NO ONE.

I read it every time.
 
Ok, I lied.

I did it once, it was for a really early beta. 
I still, to this day, remember it well 
"Yada yada, bunch of stuff goes here, for now just hit "I accept" 

" Nope. But a friend of mine said the World of Warcraft license agreement stated that it has ownership over your soul if you'd agree to it. I don't know if it's true or not since I never bothered to check. "

Nope. I recall reading an article that some game had a reward in it. It was some where in the middle and it said something along the line of "If you are reading this and are the first to call this number 555-555-5555 BEFORE x/x/xx we will give you $10,000!". The deal was real and it was only on for like the first 5 or 6 months after the game came out but no one read it so no one won the money. I would have shit kittens if that was the one EULAi tired to skim through and i found it.

No one.

I always read it hehe.. never know when they'll getcha!

no, i never read it. it is usually the same thing on every terms. i kind of wish they just made it like a paragraph. 
 
i remember back in the day of G4 it was either the screen savers or attack of the show, sarah showed a program that u copied the terms of use and past it into the program. the program pretty much summarized the license agreement in a couple of sentences.

" Nope, and that is their masterful plan. Nobody will/wants to read it, so when a problem occurs, they can just simply point to the License Agreement. Gotta love it. "

" I tried it once, but I didn't make it very far. "

" @eroticfishcake said:

" Nope. But a friend of mine said the World of Warcraft license agreement stated that it has ownership over your soul if you'd agree to it. I don't know if it's true or not since I never bothered to check. "

It's not true, sorry. "

Nope, because if I've bought the game already, I am willing to put up with whatever invasion of my privacy that comes along with it.

word for word
 
every time

You have to say yes if you want to play your game so whats the point.

I already payed for it. I'm not gonna waste 60$ on not accepting an agreement.
 
Edit: Oh yeah I forgot to add: No, so there's no point in reading anyway.

 
Tried once,but i was bored after 24 minutes.
 
I was like:Theres no action in this read!Its worse than twilight!So,from now on im going to not to read those things anymore ever.