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I wonder how hard it is to get it through developer/publishers' thick skulls that every time they try to implement any kind of anti-piracy measures, to me they're as good as screaming "PLEASE PIRATE MEEEEEEE! THEN YOU'LL BE ABLE TO PLAY WHEREVER YOU LIKE, WHENEVER YOU LIKE, HOWEVER YOU LIKE, ."

I am willing to pay for a game and support the developers if they:
1) Let me install the game on my computer with just a CD-Key and then be fully playable
2) Not require anything else to play singleplayer
3) Not require anything else to play singleplayer
4) Not require anything else to play singleplayer

If they do anything else or try to pull any sort of funny DRM that restricts whether I can play while traveling or whatever, guess what? I'm keeping my money smile.gif

Developers/publishers should always be REWARDED for making a game that is DRM-free, please support them and buy their game!
Likewise they need to be PUNISHED if they force DRM on you, don't buy their game and seek other ways to play it (if you're that desperate, there's always a way), do NOT give them your money.

If tens/thousands of players did this, some day publishers/developers may start to realize "hey, maybe forcing DRM is working against us?" They're slow in the head, very slow, but they'll catch on eventually.
Edited by Tippy - 7/15/12 at 8:20pm
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i hate EA to the core

My feelings exactly.
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My feelings exactly.

Instead of only hating one corporation, focus on your peers that continue to lend credence to the direction the industry is going, and see if you can get them to care.
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I wonder how hard it is to get it through developer/publishers' thick skulls that every time they try to implement any kind of anti-piracy measures, to me they're as good as screaming "PLEASE PIRATE MEEEEEEE! THEN YOU'LL BE ABLE TO PLAY WHEREVER YOU LIKE, WHENEVER YOU LIKE, HOWEVER YOU LIKE, ."
I am willing to pay for a game and support the developers if they:
1) Let me install the game on my computer with just a CD-Key and then be fully playable
2) Not require anything else to play singleplayer
3) Not require anything else to play singleplayer
4) Not require anything else to play singleplayer
If they do anything else or try to pull any sort of funny DRM that restricts whether I can play while traveling or whatever, guess what? I'm keeping my money smile.gif
Developers/publishers should always be REWARDED for making a game that is DRM-free, please support them and buy their game!
Likewise they need to be PUNISHED if they force DRM on you, don't buy their game and seek other ways to play it (if you're that desperate, there's always a way), do NOT give them your money.
If tens/thousands of players did this, some day publishers/developers may start to realize "hey, maybe forcing DRM is working against us?" They're slow in the head, very slow, but they'll catch on eventually.

This is exactly what I do, I only buy games from publishers that deserve it for knowing how to treat their customers. Epic games, CD Projekt, Rosckstar games, Atari, 1C company, valve, etc. are the only ones that get my money for knowing how to please their customers. Showed my brother (who is a big sims 3 player) this article and now he won't be supporting anymore of their expansions in the future.
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I dont understand why you let steam sales, a gaming "community" and access to all games that you purchased (as long as steam stays alive, which it will, for awhile, but when it's not?) blind you to the most obvious concern that a lot of people still have. People that put the blinders on are the problem, and why opinions that may match mine get put aside until it's too late.
What happens when valve is no longer the next best thing? How do you import all those games that you purchased to the new next best thing? What's forcing them to maintain legacy support? Thinking long term, I hope valve stays the king that it is with others (GOG) giving the opposite end of the spectrum for gamers like me, but your willing to take the chance that nothing will happen to an account that you've spent thousands of dollars on?

I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that your one of the rare few that doesn't have animosity towards origin?

So you're basing your dislike of Steam on an uncertain future? A future no one can know? That seems fairly silly really. If you worry about the future, you can't enjoy the now.

Tell me, does it make sense to you do give up on your hobbies, the things that give you joy, your family and friends, everything, knowing the world will end, your life will end? Kind of silly when you think about it.

And I dislike Origin, but I'm not up in arms about it if that's what you mean.
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I don't know what you guys are all up in arms about. Personally I love always on DRM, it's the best kind of DRM out there and I personally love everything about it. I mean you may not realize it, but always on DRM improves your quality of game-play because it can be a constant reminder that you are a legit paying customer and not a dirty rotten pirate.

In fact I think that if EA continues with this plan for always on DRM, I will most likely start buying two copies of every single one of their games, regardless of whether or not the games are good or not.
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drm thumbsdownsmileyanim.gif
you know..I like to buy a game..and get the game..not half of it..
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I don't know what you guys are all up in arms about. Personally I love always on DRM, it's the best kind of DRM out there and I personally love everything about it. I mean you may not realize it, but always on DRM improves your quality of game-play because it can be a constant reminder that you are a legit paying customer and not a dirty rotten pirate.

In fact I think that if EA continues with this plan for always on DRM, I will most likely start buying two copies of every single one of their games, regardless of whether or not the games are good or not.

I am guessing sarcasm. tonguesmiley.gif Possibly. bigeyedsmiley.png
Edited by Riou - 7/15/12 at 9:27pm
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"EA investing heavily in always-on DRM"

"Consumers investing heavily in other companies"
 
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So you're basing your dislike of Steam on an uncertain future?

No, I'm basing my dislike of steam(and related services) on my experiences with it, and while overall it's been a positive experience, the weight of those negative experiences is enough for me to say, "Hey, this was a problem for me, and this is different from your experience, whats to keep this happening to you?".

I dislike the entire industry that steam represents (DRM masked as DD services), including that of EA's origin. If these services ever go down, so does your ability to make use of those licenses that were purchased.
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A future no one can know? That seems fairly silly really. If you worry about the future, you can't enjoy the now.

There is a difference between living in the moment and living in ignorance or fear.
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Tell me, does it make sense to you do give up on your hobbies, the things that give you joy, your family and friends, everything, knowing the world will end, your life will end? Kind of silly when you think about it.

All hobbies are there to pass the time, and also to de-stress an individual. If gaming is no longer a viable hobby, I might just take up woodworking. Death is not something that we can change, so why worry about it?

Why should someone only focus on the here and now? Many problems would be easy to avoid if more people thought about eventualitites.

When framed in your circumstances, why yes, it is quite silly.
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And I dislike Origin, but I'm not up in arms about it if that's what you mean.

So then, via inverse, you should also dislike steam, correct?


Bottom line, there is a war over IP right now, and which side do you think the consumer will be on?

History has shown that the consumer will not work towards their own best interests.
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I don't know what you guys are all up in arms about. Personally I love always on DRM, it's the best kind of DRM out there and I personally love everything about it. I mean you may not realize it, but always on DRM improves your quality of game-play because it can be a constant reminder that you are a legit paying customer and not a dirty rotten pirate.
In fact I think that if EA continues with this plan for always on DRM, I will most likely start buying two copies of every single one of their games, regardless of whether or not the games are good or not.

lachen.gif

Yo dawg, I heard you like DRM, so I got this thing that monitors your DRM while you DRM.
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