Passwords, Login Names, and Player Names Sample Clauses

Passwords, Login Names, and Player Names. Upon registration, you must select a password and a secret word ("Passwords"). You are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of your Passwords and are responsible for any damage, harm, lost or deleted characters, etc. resulting from your disclosure, or allowing the disclosure of any password or from use by any person of your Passwords to gain access to your Account. IN NO EVENT SHALL MYTHIC BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE THAT OCCURS TO YOUR ACCOUNT, YOUR CHARACTERS OR THEIR POSSESSIONS IN THE EVENT YOUR PASSWORDS ARE DISCLOSED, NOR IS MYTHIC LIABLE FOR ANY FINANCIAL OR EMOTIONAL DAMAGE OR DISTRESS YOU MAY SUFFER AND/OR FOR SUBSEQUENT LOSS OR DAMAGE TO YOUR ACCOUNT, CHARACTERS, AND ANY AND ALL OF THEIR POSSESSIONS AS A RESULT OF THE DISCLOSURE OF YOUR PASSWORDS TO A THIRD PARTY. You shall not disclose your Passwords to any third party (except as part of a Transfer of Rights covered below in Section 1.E) or allow anyone to use your password to access the System or your Account, or to play the Game. It is also prohibited to obtain, attempt to obtain, use, or attempt to use the password of anyone else. SUCH DISCLOSURE AND/OR USE IS A BREACH OF THE EUALA. WE NEVER ASK YOU FOR YOUR PASSWORD BY TELEPHONE OR E-MAIL, AND YOU SHOULD NOT DISCLOSE IT THIS WAY IF SOMEONE ASKS YOU TO DO SO. There may be an additional charge to reissue lost passwords. You accept and acknowledge that in order to help maintain the integrity of the accounting system used by Mythic, your secret word is used to prove ownership of the account. You further accept and acknowledge that it is your sole responsibility to keep track of and keep the word secure at all times. In the event that you are not able to remember the secret word when asked by Mythic's representatives in connection with an accounting issue, Mythic shall not be required to use any means to help establish your ownership of the account. IN NO EVENT WILL MYTHIC BE LIABLE FOR ANY FINANCIAL OR EMOTIONAL DAMAGE OR DISTRESS YOU MAY SUFFER AS A DIRECT OR INDIRECT RESULT OF YOUR FAILURE TO REMEMBER YOUR SECRET WORD. To obtain an Account, you will be required to choose both a login name and a player name. You may not allow anyone to use your login and/or player name to access the System or your Account, or to play the Game. No player may use the player name of another to impersonate or falsely represent his or her identity. It is also prohibited to obtain, attempt to obtain, use, or attempt to use the login and/or player na...
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