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For gamers, it means that the studio may be able to afford to release a sequel to their favourite games For pirates, it means they either have to wait until it

For gamers, it means that the studio may be able to afford to release a sequel to their favourite games For pirates, it means they either have to wait until it's cracked, or buy a legit copy Don't act like every gamer is automatically a pirate, millions of people are perfectly happy to pay for games and want to see their favourite studios continue

the_af 6y ago
> Don't act like every gamer is automatically a pirate, millions of people are perfectly happy to pay for games and want to see their favourite studios continue I'm not sure where you got the idea I said this. I don't think every gamer is automatically a pirate, though a lot of people do follow the path of least resistance. I pay for my videogames. I support indie devs that don't bundle DRM crap with their games. For AAA DRM-ridden games, I simply don't buy or play them. (To be honest, I don't have a lot of time to play any games these days). DRM is anticonsumer for legal buyers. It gives them a worse experience than the people who play pirated copies.