Ditto, (Standard disclaimer: I am not a lawyer either.)
Well, it's really up to the publisher (you, or your attorney) how detailed each paragraph should be. No one else can really do that for you since there may be legal responsibilities involved. That's why no one can (dares to) post a complete EULA and say "Use this!"
Just for you to consider, here are some EULA points I would make sure to include:
END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT (EULA) //////IMPORTANT POINTS TO INCLUDE
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NAME. SUPERGAME License Version 1.0
THIS IS A CONTRACT
Important - read carefully. This License Agreement is a legal agreement between YOU, (either as an individual LICENCEE or as the representative on behalf of a single entity) and SUPERGAME Software ("SUPERGAME") for all SUPERGAME products, which may include associated media, printed materials, and electronic documentation ("Software"). By installing, copying, or otherwise using the SOFTWARE, YOU agree to be bound by the terms of this agreement. If YOU do not accept the terms and conditions, then YOU must not accept the SOFTWARE.
LIMITED WARRANTY
OWNERSHIP
Copyrights and Trademarks.
THI IS A NON-EXCLUSIVE USE LICENSE
RESTRICTIONS The Software may be used only by you.
REDISTRIBUTION. No part of the Software may be redistributed.
LIMITATIONS ON REVERSE ENGINEERING.
RENTAL.
PASSWORDS AND SOFTWARE KEYS. …not give away…
RESELLING THE SOFTWARE.
TERMINATION. This license agreement is terminated automatically if you fail to comply
LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
CONTROLLING LAW
SUPPORT. Support Service provided.
UPGRADES.
COMPLETE AFREEMENT. This license agreement constitutes the entire agreement between you and SUPERGAME Software with respect to the use of SUPERGAME and accompanying materials. SUPERGAME Software may amend this license agreement by posting changes to its website at theweb.SUPERGAME.co.
YOUR ACCEPTANCE OF THIS AGREEMENT WAS INDICATED BY ORDERING AND INSTALLING THE SOFTWARE.
SUPERGAME Software
theweb.SUPERGAME.co
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These are the most often used points in an EULA. They can be more or less elaborate, and many have lots more detailed points. It's really up to you how detailed you think you need to be. Finally, I have to refer again to the link I posted earlier in this thread, it has a great example of an EULA and tells you about options you have for each paragraph.
Hope this help to settle the legal worries a bit,
Cheers,
Tindust