Lol yeah that's funny but ToS and EULAs are not really enforceable by Sony or Bungie (or any company really), it just gives them a buffer that helps to prove good faith with actions they take against end users. Basically it's a way to help build a case for a company so that it can protect it's interests against malicious users. For example, a ToS by itself won't protect a company against class action lawsuits but a ToS and a EULA in addition with open communication explaining the company's actions should be sufficient unless there's clear malicious intent by the company. I'm sorry if what I said is a little complicated or hard to understand but that's the nature of our court system. [spoiler]America has been so sue-happy for so long that our basic laws have become incredibly convoluted. It's stupid that the courts let stuff like this happen for so long.[/spoiler]