Wargaming cracks down on fansites with EULA changes

Stealthy changes to Wargaming’s North American end user license agreement has some of its games’ fansites worried that the company may be overstepping its bounds and attempting to censor content that it does not like.

Fansites are now told not to post anything that is “disparaging” toward Wargaming, including articles that may damage the reputation of the studio and its titles. If this is done, Wargaming has threatened to terminate that fansite’s contract and close down that user’s account.

It doesn’t stop there, according to World of Tanks fansite The Armored Patrol: “Wargaming has decided you don’t own anything you buy from them. From now on, we are spending money on things we have no rights to anymore. The KV-5 nerf is just the start. With this EULA, all our premiums are at risk. Now… do they really want to control the playerbase that hard?!”