By brianfantana32 - 12/09/2012 04:24 - United States - Spokane
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This. This is more of a morality issue than a legal issue. I didn't take it word for word (even though that's hard to do since it's a video game and not a book), I just used the concept.
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We had to do something similar once. Guy in my class ripped off the entire plot of Fallout 3. As the teacher was reading it out, one of the other guys shouted "Suddenly, a Fallout 3 appeared!". Luckily for the first guy, the teacher wasn't a gamer and it went clean over her head. If looks could kill, though. :L
I personally would have used halo...
Not really in my school, all of the students are a bunch of clueless idiots who only know to "Kill the thing that looks odd"... Unfortunately, I tried Halo. The teacher's also like me, a giant lore nerd and immediately said " HEY, THAT'S HALO YOU'RE PLAGIARIZING." I should have known better. He knows my xbox name and everyone in my class. He messages us from time to time to ask if we've done our homework assignment... I want to move school immediately
post up what you wrote I'm wanting to read that
Awesome!
I'll take it!
you do realize that not only can bioware sue u for using or ripping off mass effect 3 for a school assignment but for mainly plagiarism you do realize this right?
That's BS since it's a school assignment it's allowed. If he were to publish it for the public to read as his own work, without giving credits to the producers of ME3, then he could be sued.
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Mass Effect is the best inspiration hahah~
I hope you put your own twist on it and didn't write just about how the game is, exactly. :|