Keep Hardwood Hearts Unlimited!
Sign Now
Hardwood Hearts is a game published by Silver Creek Entertainment. It is a multi-player online card game, with beautiful graphics, and excellent game play.
Someone has started a petition to limit the number of nicknames/accounts allowed per registered copy of the game to 2 per. As a registered owner, who agreed to no limitations when the license was purchased, I feel that this would have a negative impact on many subscribers.
By signing this petition, you are stating that you wish HW Hearts (and other SCE Games) to continue to allow as many accounts/Nicknames per copy to remain at the current unlimited level.
Sign The Petition
Continue with Google
OR
If you already have an account please sign in, otherwise register an account for free then sign the petition filling the fields below.
Email and password will be your account data, you will be able to sign other petitions after logging in.
Shoutbox
Goal
16 signatures
Goal: 10,000
Latest Signatures
18 August 2010
16.
Kurt Schroeder
|
18 August 2010
22 June 2010
14.
TuckMeInDear
|
19 June 2010
6 June 2010
6 June 2010
4 June 2010
10.
Roger Lokers
|
4 June 2010
9.
Sydney McKinney
|
4 June 2010
8.
Seamus MacLeod
|
Unlimited nicknames means more people can play on their friend's accounts, thus making it more likely they'll BUY a copy...unlike the limit, which will only discourage it.
4 June 2010
7.
Robyn penner
|
4 June 2010
6.
April30
|
we are playing with more members of the family and need more nicks. And why limited nicks? I dont see the necessity
4 June 2010
5.
Heather Churchill
|
Ya know, sometimes one just needs to sneak in and play a game quietly without all the chatter that comes with knowing others. I think we should be allowed unlimited nicknames.
4 June 2010
4.
kel wolfe (eldred et. al.)
|
the unlimited nics is a big part of the hardwood fun. many of us value the right to be anyone we want from day to day....don't take that away!
4 June 2010
3.
Linda Woods
|
4 June 2010
2.
DAA-Cheri R.
|
Im not exactly against limiting the amount of accounts, HOWEVER, two is entirely too drastic. Perhaps 5 or 10.
3 June 2010
Tags
No tags
Embed Codes
direct link
link for html
link for forum without title
link for forum with title
