Still think it's legal?
It's also rather silly. SWG is dead. Get over it!
Sorry but you haven't done you homework on this one. What the SWGEmu guys were doing was building their own software from the ground up, that you point your swg client at. Sony had a hard time trying to shut them down because they're not violating any copyright.
It could be argued that the end user is doing so by pointing the SWG client at a different IP address than they're supposed to, but Sony aren't going to go after end users, especially given that it could be argued that they've sold you a product that they then changed fundamentally to something different. They're not exactly on solid legal ground themselves, despite what they may try to get you to agree to in the terms of use.
Edit - I do agree about the emulator thing though - any GM who's spent so long getting the thing up and running won't be able to resist mucking around with the game world, which is why I'd never use it.



