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Apples to oranges. PC gamers are tech savvy. They understand the real danger of running random crack.exe files and pirated software from the internet. You're
by deckard1 10y ago
Apples to oranges.
PC gamers are tech savvy. They understand the real danger of running random crack.exe files and pirated software from the internet.
You're not going to get a virus from playing an audio or video file.
The value of services such as Spotify or SiriusXM is really dependent on listening habits. I drive very little, so no matter how cheap SiriusXM offers their service to me, it's still not worth it. And I love their service, too. It's a fantastic service. But it's not something I'm going to pay for.
- FussyZeus 10y agoPC gamers are not universally tech savvy, and cracking games (especially newer ones) usually involves a lot more than just running a cracked exe. Games that are licensed through Steam are exceptionally difficult to pirate. Not impossible, just difficult, and most gamers once they reach an age with disposable income would just as soon pay the $60 bucks and enjoy the multiplayer/ranking/etc. I agree on the second point, I have a 7 minute commute so a streaming service just isn't a huge thing for me. I'm a collector and my music tastes are admittedly fickle, so I stick to managing a library in an ownCloud instance that I control. It's just easier for me.