Arehexes said:
I really have a hard time believing people when they say "consumer rights" when most of the hacked PS3's will most likely be used to pirate
Ignoring the fact that anecdotal evidence is a shitty way to live your life I do have a question:
Is this what defines when an action is just or not? If 51% or more of the activities that come from a previous action are just, does that mean the previous action was just?
What if only 49% of the people using his cracks were pirating?
Finally since this all happened how have Sony's sales been doing? I would presume since companies like Nintendo blame 100% of their sales loss on Piracy and that in the UK that is causing them a 50% reduction in sales that the PS3 being cracked must have lead to a similar loss.
I find it improbable with all this rampant Piracy that PS3 game makers will even exist by years end.
I personally run by the policy that if a game isn't worth my money ( a physical manifestation of time lost to a job), it isn't worth my time (the raw currency of my time off). But that doesn't stop me from finding these vitriolic and largely empty rages against piracy obnoxious.
You aren't raging mind you, but your one liner is very popular.
Makes me wonder, considering how many criminals use cars in their operations why we haven't started suing automakers.