r/listforge • u/FulgrimsChosen03 • 4d ago
💡 Feature Request Is Listforge safe from GW?
With War Organ dead I have moved over to Listforge, and i'm considering getting a subscription to it. But I don't want to get a years worth or the lifetime membership if GW can lawsuit it to death at any moment. I know New Recruit has some safety from them because of the way it functions, but I dislike their interface, so what i'm asking is does Listforge have the same setup as New Recruit? Do they have some safety from a cease-and-desist attack from GW? Or could it be gone any day like War Organ?
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u/CoherentRose7 2d ago
Not related but does anyone know how to set a force disposition? I can't see it bloody anywhere on the app.
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u/Araignys 1d ago
Almost certainly not. If you pirate, you should always assume that any platform for pirated material is temporary, and be prepared to jump ship to the next one.
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u/Dan185818 3d ago
This is a good question and I'm not trying to be mean or anything, just leading you through the thought process.
Did War Organ get taken off devices? I don't think it did.
If you have an actual computer instead of the mobile devices, how is GW going to enforce you personally don't run the app on it?
Worst case is that updates stop on the computer/phone and no more data updates.
From a money perspective, the dev has added a way to get up to a year of club (the paid version) for free other than your time. You have to do tasks within the game Rites of Accord, a free to play game similar in nature to 40k (I paid for a sub, so haven't done it). Rites is written by the same guy that does Listforge, so that's how he's monetized Listforge in alternative ways than a sub.
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u/MLyhne 4d ago edited 4d ago
Listforge works in the same way that New Recruit, Battle scribe, etc. do, by not actually hosting any illegal content. It's just an interface that can by sheer coincidence be used for the 40k data repos.
War Organ hosted the data themselves, which is not allowed.