Some how gearbox would have to connect to your computer remotely, through your router/firewall, and issue a command to delete the game off of your computer and remove it from your steam list. Even multi-player, they can not stop you from joining a multi-player game, wither or not you've cheated in single player. There is nothing to "Ban" you from, the game do not connect to a "central server" that you can be "Banned" from (You can even play Borderlands 2 (And I assume BL2:TPS too) offline without even being on the internet).
There is no possible mechanic for such a function. No matter what the EULA says, they (gearbox) can not physically prevent you from launching, and playing the game.
I don't think you're understanding what I was saying in the above post.
Posted: Tue 2:50 am Post subject: Re: New EULA
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