It is common for YouTuber’s to have Xbox Live accounts banned for ‘griefing’ videos, popular on the net.
Someone explain this to me? What it is, videos about geting banned because of griefing, or getting banned because of Youtube video trolling?
Either way Foxi4 is right, Microsoft isn't the one providing you the games usage license, it's the publisher, and in no way getting banned from Xbox Live because of Microsoft ToS breach should block you from using these licenses on hardware you own (cause as far as I know game consoles are NOT rented for life).
Another way to stomp on consumer rights. gg Microsoft
Then again this is a problem they themselves created with their always online policy
Think MinessotaBurns. His videos are treated as "evidence" of his trolling and as such are used againts him in disputes with Microsoft. I do believe he's gone through 6+ XBox 360'ties at this point, but it's not like I'm keeping count.
I could understand that his account would get banned, but why the console as well is anyone's guess.
As for the license issues, thank you for putting my explaination into a more digestable format, that's exactly what I had in mind. Microsoft shouldn't be overseeing your licenses, that's asinine.
People will go and act like total assholes in online games (abusing glitches to harm accounts, racial slurs, etc.), video record it, and put it up on youtube for laughs/fame/ad-money.Someone explain this to me? What it is, videos about geting banned because of griefing, or getting banned because of Youtube video trolling?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2lMhjM9BK7M#t=48s
You DO NOT lose acsess to games you purchased if you get banned
never say that again.
But you're still banned, you can't get online anymore and thus you can't play your games...
He said you wont be able to play multiplayer, Maybe they just ban you from MP & marketplace & so on, But allow you to connect every 24 hours????
Just to add to the first post with an update to the tweet that has been posted.
https://twitter.com/XboxSupport1/status/345775684045660160
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/gaming/...count-ban-comment-clarified-by-microsoft.html
Oh great so M$ has been pulling this BS on our backs for the past 6 years and no one noticed. Seems legit
Thought that was pretty obvious... If you had bought DLC, XBLA, 360 Games from XBL on the 360 & your profile gets banned, You cant log in to XBL at all, So your SOL (Unless you already have it backed up on your HDD). Like you say, Its been that way for 6 years, But now its a problem? Seems legit
FYI, If you get banned from PSN (They have recently started banning from PSN too), Anything you have bought with the profile that gets banned is gone (Unless you already have it backed up on your HDD). So there's no difference between the 2.
Thought that was pretty obvious... If you had bought DLC, XBLA, 360 Games from XBL on the 360 & your profile gets banned, You cant log in to XBL at all, So your SOL (Unless you already have it backed up on your HDD). Like you say, Its been that way for 6 years, But now its a problem? Seems legit
FYI, If you get banned from PSN (They have recently started banning from PSN too), Anything you have bought with the profile that gets banned is gone (Unless you already have it backed up on your HDD). So there's no difference between the 2.
...which is the crucial difference here. I really don't know why people can't see the difference between getting banned from a service and getting banned from using stuff you own. If you get banned on XBL or PSN today, you can't access the download lists as they're part of the service, you can't re-download because you're banned and you can't use the service's bandwidth. That being said, the content you do own and have saved on your drive works perfectly fine. Not in XBox One's case, apparently which makes the huge difference.
As a responsible owner, you should back up your digital content anyways, if you're banned from PSN/XBL, the respective companies have no legal obligation to waste their bandwidth on your sorry banned ass much like it's not their responsibility to take care of your discs if they break because you didn't take care of them properly - you should've backed up your content, it's your responsibility.