Pro: I couldn't tell that it wasn't native. Con: On Linux, it pegged my CPU worse than native. I guess this is more of a revenue-guarding technology than a pr

Pro: I couldn't tell that it wasn't native. Con: On Linux, it pegged my CPU worse than native. I guess this is more of a revenue-guarding technology than a practical one. For people who care about truth and posterity, having a disconnected "final" copy is an indispensable testament--even for toys like video games. Without that, "creators" will make "adjustments"--for not-so-altruistic purposes--and act as though they had never expressed such things in the first place. The number of internet articles I have seen "disappeared" in the past 10 years is chilling. It is no comfort that technology has made real-time editing of history economical for interactive media as well.