That's a clear attack against the internet/lan cafe business.
There are cafes with computers that have installed games on them,and people who either don't have internet connection on their homes or powerful enough computers to run games,play multiplayer games there.
Cafes buy a copy of the game for each computer,and they authenticate one game for each computer,and the costumers never get to see the serial number or passwords of the authentication.
If the game requires you to log in to a website,they won't be able because the cafe wouldn't have the password of their accounts in public view,which means that a player would have to buy the game himself to play it.
Greedy E.A. saw that more than one players get to play for each activated of their games,and want to fight it.
Sharing your computer is considered evil by publishers...
There are cafes with computers that have installed games on them,and people who either don't have internet connection on their homes or powerful enough computers to run games,play multiplayer games there.
Cafes buy a copy of the game for each computer,and they authenticate one game for each computer,and the costumers never get to see the serial number or passwords of the authentication.
If the game requires you to log in to a website,they won't be able because the cafe wouldn't have the password of their accounts in public view,which means that a player would have to buy the game himself to play it.
Greedy E.A. saw that more than one players get to play for each activated of their games,and want to fight it.
Sharing your computer is considered evil by publishers...