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I don't understand the negative comments towards drm in this thread. I thought the problems with drm were: I can't play the game without the internet, I can't p
by harshpotatoes 17y ago
I don't understand the negative comments towards drm in this thread. I thought the problems with drm were: I can't play the game without the internet, I can't play the game anywhere I want, I can't resell the game and treat it like there wasn't any drm. Isn't this exactly what we want in drm?! Are people here so angry about these protections they would refuse to shop at a store with a lock on the cash register. Or refuse to shop at a bookstore which refused to allow people to photocopy a book without purchasing said book?
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- dirtbox 17y agoAgreed. There is nothing wrong with protecting your work, just so long as that aspect is at no expense to your customer, and that's exactly what this is tailored to do. It's thoughtful, compassionate and convenient for everyone concerned. Nothing to argue against. Sadly it's likely to be hacked and cracked open within days, but I sincerely hope it gets the respect it deserves.