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But they do have that right. They have the "right" to make any rules they want. They have the "right" to kick you out of their game for breaking their rules. Whether that's "smart" or "good" or "fair" is irrelevant. You're playing their game, you've agreed to their terms, and they certainly have the right to hold you to those terms or cancel your participation with their game.

Do they really? I would be curious to see such a challenge to the standard MMO TOS go to court. I don't think that the gaming industry really would want it to come under that much scrutiny, myself, which is why I don't think you see any of them prosecute this kind of behavior amongst their regular customers.