Paintball 2 (c) 1998-2007 Digital Paint - http://www.digitalpaint.org/

DO NOT CHEAT

Plain and simple.  By installing, using, or owning a copy of Paintball2, you agree not to use any cheats or modify the game executable or content in order to gain an unfair advantage while playing against human opponents.  Doing so will result in banishment from public servers, disqualification from competitions, and/or legal prosecution.  Digital Paint reserves the right to scan your computer for modified game content and known cheat utilities during the operation of Paintball2.  While the GPL grants the ability to freely modify the game engine, use of unofficial or modified engines on public servers will likely result in a ban.  This is necessary to keep the game fair and cheat-free.  You are responsible for other players on your computer and/or network.  We will not lift a ban simply because somebody else was cheating on your connection.  Digital Paint also reserves the right to generate and store unique identifiers using components of your computer's hardware.  This is done using irreversible hashing algorithms.  No direct data about your hardware is transferred or stored.  This is necessary to hardware-based bans to keep evasive cheaters off of the servers.

DO NOT HARASS OTHER USERS

Repeating annoying phrases, degrading or belittling other users, intentionally killing teammates, impersonating other users, and other forms of harassment are also grounds for banishment.  Extreme cases may result in legal action.  Using this software means you agree to abstain from such behavior.

REDISTRIBUTION

Short: You may redistribute the game as it is currently packaged so long as you don't make money from it.

Long: Permission is granted to redistribute this game and its media so long as there is no monetary gain for the complete package or the media.  The Paintball2 game engine must be distributed under the terms of the GPL (GNU General Public License), which basically states that you can modify and distribute the program so long as you also make the source code including your changes available.  For more details read gnu.txt in the Docs directory or visit gnu.org.  If you wish to distribute any of the media (textures, models, etc.) independently or within another package, please contact the author of that particular media (most likely jitspoe) for permission.

DISCLAIMER

This software is provided "as-is."  We make no guarantees as to how, or even if, it will function.  If it screws up your computer, you can't sue us.  We don't make any money off of this, so suing us wouldn't do you any good anyway.  The most we can do is refund the $0 you spent on this software.

Digital Paint does not have direct control over game servers and thus cannot take responsibility for how they are managed, however if you have any issues with the way a server is run, you can post a complaint on the digitalpaint.org forums and it can likely be resolved.

This agreement is subject to change. Digital Paint retains all rights to all products relating to Digital Paint: Paintball 2, and rights to all products which are designed for use in conjunction with Digital Paint: Paintball 2.