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What is the name of your state? Washington
On an online game, Diablo II, if two players agree to exchange items, is that a legally binding contract? I ask this because there are certain items that can't be placed in the trade screen, so it takes a much riskier method of trading when one of those items is involved, and most of the time one person ends up taking both items. Isn't that theft? If you go into a store and agree to pay $5 for a magazine, then just grab the magazine and leave with your $5, that's considered theft. So basically, if you can show (recording the event maybe?) that a person stole your item, even though it isn't a material object, can you take legal action against them?
On an online game, Diablo II, if two players agree to exchange items, is that a legally binding contract? I ask this because there are certain items that can't be placed in the trade screen, so it takes a much riskier method of trading when one of those items is involved, and most of the time one person ends up taking both items. Isn't that theft? If you go into a store and agree to pay $5 for a magazine, then just grab the magazine and leave with your $5, that's considered theft. So basically, if you can show (recording the event maybe?) that a person stole your item, even though it isn't a material object, can you take legal action against them?