i think they're being sarcastic, given that this is modeled after the response to the xbone changes.Diablo1099 said:Oh don't feed us that, this was going to happen from the second the game was released thanks to the DRM.Imre Csete said:It's our fault folks, we resisted the digital future so hard, they killed this game, so now we'd know what we lost. If only we hadn't resist change...
There is a reason why Older Games have a MUCH longer self-life, they don't need a massive server room in order to be played by anyone, single player or not.
....Oh...weirdguy said:i think they're being sarcastic, given that this is modeled after the response to the xbone changes.
Sorry about that, just got a little bit heated up reading that >.<Imre Csete said:Snip
i may be wrong but i think he was taking the piss dude.Diablo1099 said:Oh don't feed us that, this was going to happen from the second the game was released thanks to the DRM.Imre Csete said:It's our fault folks, we resisted the digital future so hard, they killed this game, so now we'd know what we lost. If only we hadn't resist change...
There is a reason why Older Games have a MUCH longer self-life, they don't need a massive server room in order to be played by anyone, single player or not.
2/10, would not read again.Imre Csete said:It's our fault folks, we resisted the digital future so hard, they killed this game, so now we'd know what we lost. If only we hadn't resist change...
Must be sarcasm, as this clearly proves the opposite.Da Orky Man said:And so it has come to this. The Age of Retro Gaming is over. The time of the DRM has come.
Now that's a little unfair to EA. Surely Ubisoft would too.Xan Krieger said:Also Origin is still selling it? Even though they know for a fact it doesn't work? Only EA is capable of such dickery.
Think of it this way: This could just as well have been Diablo 3, SimCity or Assassin's Creed 2 (back in the day) - or any other game featuring DRM of the intrusive fashion.PH3NOmenon said:Man, the three people who bought Darkspore are going to be so disappointed. No, wait. Because even the three people who bought it would never want to boot it up again either.
How did anyone find out about this anyway? Someone accidentally launched it and found out?
Im not so sure about Big Rigs, but I highly doubt anyone is playing E.T.rodneyy said:i may be wrong but i think he was taking the piss dude.Diablo1099 said:Oh don't feed us that, this was going to happen from the second the game was released thanks to the DRM.Imre Csete said:It's our fault folks, we resisted the digital future so hard, they killed this game, so now we'd know what we lost. If only we hadn't resist change...
There is a reason why Older Games have a MUCH longer self-life, they don't need a massive server room in order to be played by anyone, single player or not.
one of the current arguments for proponents of all the xb1 stuff is change, change is good we should embrace it instead of being the insular ocd freaks that we are, and resisting it.
in an all digital future this would be more common not less and the idea of killing the game to teach us a lesson about obedience would be farsical at best.
OT i cant help but feel a bit sorry for the guys who made the game. they probally knew they werent working on a masterpiece but they put time and effort into the game and, if not everyone, at least some people would like the game. maybe that was enough to keep some of the programmers going, knowing that something they created was out there giving people joy. now its all gone and they have to think to themselfs about all the E.T.'s and Big Rigs, alive and playable (after a sort) wile their work is dead
Wait, isn't Destiny an MMO? And not in the "we're just saying it is so that we can get away with DRM" sense, I mean a legit MMO like Guild Wars is. If it is, that's justified because it needs to stay online, and nothing can stay online forever. If it isn't... wow Bungie. How the mighty have fallen.Irridium said:I can't wait for this to happen to Destiny!.