And it's that, nowadays, the legislations of the countries do not accept "virtual" products as private goods, still and when these can cost money and time to the users.  Thats the reason of the fear of many companies of the massive games online industry that forces them to be reticent to allow the internal product commerce of his titles out their games, since they haven't anyway to control it and the law doesn't provide any legal protection either. But the Right isn't a fossilized being, but that's evolving and adapting according to the social reality of the moment.

Is for that we hoped that in a near future they begin to consider products obtained with the massive games online, fruit of the effort and the money of the clients, as private goods and exists a minimum legal cover in case of robbery for example. There isn't a lack of antecedents, only it's necessary to remember the case that came to the light months ago of a spanish boy that denounced another person to have robbed its Dark Age of Camelot's user account and the judge gave by good the facts and the law act against the pirate who had carried out it. Or well as in the case of a "Luna Roja" user that it demanded the supplier, Arctic Ice Technology, of Beijing, because someone robbed his possessions and finally the cause was failed in favor of the plaintiff.

With all of that the only thing that we can hope is doesn't happen again a lamentable event as the one that we have known last week and that when there is a difference in a game between two people, it remains in the game and it never goes to more. Since these news make much damage to the great players community who see soiled their names by the fault of an individual, being ashame with a world, in this case the one of the massive games online, that allows people of all around the world can know themselves and be related.