I have to admit, I don't blame them. I'm very anti-pirate, but I really wish I didn't buy this game, but rather stole it instead. After I lost interest in it's shallow gameplay I at least wouldn't have been down 50 bucks.
Spore Most Pirated Game of 2008?
- Thread starter Nathan Meunier
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EA isn't a bad company, they just make bad decisions from time to time. DLC counteract the reselling of games so I fully support it.Nurb said:
In the computer world if you say something is unbreakable you're just making yourself a target. DRM's don't work, they can just frustrate your customers and make them stop buying your products. There will always be somebody more determined to break into your game then you were in protecting it.
Leasing Spore from EA is not what customers want. Now people who didn't even pay for it have unlimited access to it. Think about that quote from Star Wars, the more EA tightens it's grip, the more customers will slip through their fingers; and good riddance too, they've brought down so many games by limiting development time and money and publishing games that weren't even finished until a year after their release.
Leasing Spore from EA is not what customers want. Now people who didn't even pay for it have unlimited access to it. Think about that quote from Star Wars, the more EA tightens it's grip, the more customers will slip through their fingers; and good riddance too, they've brought down so many games by limiting development time and money and publishing games that weren't even finished until a year after their release.