Well, there goes the tone of the forums.FULLMETALJ wrote:You are trash.
Fucking trash.
Please provide a demo in the future.
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But.... they bought the game...
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They bought that one.Crashbanito wrote:But.... they bought the game...
What about the rest?
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The rest of what?
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The rest of the games they pirated.
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It's a pretty sickening rational; scary to realize that it's not considered wrong (or even embarrassing) by so many.Arctor wrote:So one merely needs to rationalize one's self interest to justify piracy?
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The other side of that coin is this... What if I buy a game and it's buggy and incomplete. It doesn't do what the developer says it does and it's an utter waste of money. Reviews aren't the answer either. Developers bribe and blackmail reviewers to write a good review. You can't trust a lot of reviews. So two choices are getting screwed by a corrupt, lying industry which has been screwing over consumers for a long time... or piracy. Neither of those options are ideal. Personally I don't pirate, nor do I feel it's morally right. However there's a whole lot worse goes wrong in the world than someone trying a game out with piracy and buying it when he finds it's good, and not buying it when he finds it's trash.Isaac wrote:It's a pretty sickening rational; scary to realize that it's not considered wrong (or even embarrassing) by so many.Arctor wrote:So one merely needs to rationalize one's self interest to justify piracy?
A mitigating factor here is that it's an independent publisher, and as things stand they're not a shoddy bunch of conmen like EA are. That said I've bought a game which was horribly bad, and demanded a refund and received one, but I don't think everybody is as successful.
FullmetalJ though, your full on attack was inappropriate and lowers the tone of the forums. I think you're completely out of order.
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Woah dude, read my entire post. Stabilize your jimmies.
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These guys wanted to see if this game was a dud. They liked it and bought it. Money went into the developers. Happy days for all.
Many people pirate games and love them. They don't pay for the game and continue to pirate in this fashion. They're the problem not these two.
Many people pirate games and love them. They don't pay for the game and continue to pirate in this fashion. They're the problem not these two.
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I think the Jimquisition words what I think better than I can:
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/ ... omes-Theft
As for my attack, Halk, I did step out of line, but I think that stepping out of line was necessary. It triggers the necessary focus. I'm not apologizing, but yes, it was out of order.
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/ ... omes-Theft
As for my attack, Halk, I did step out of line, but I think that stepping out of line was necessary. It triggers the necessary focus. I'm not apologizing, but yes, it was out of order.