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> Thus begins the arms race. Except, the one side has to pay for the dev work on their own proprietary system, the other side is a horde of volunteers. At a ce
by matrix87 3y ago
> Thus begins the arms race.
Except, the one side has to pay for the dev work on their own proprietary system, the other side is a horde of volunteers. At a certain point it isn't worthwhile, easier to just accept that some people aren't going to cooperate
- Jensson 3y agoThat isn't true, DRM won in games thanks to dedicated DRM companies coming around. We still have DRM free games that you can download, but some games take forever to crack. The same thing will happen in the adblocker wars in the end, it is much easier to automate systems that takes too much work for volunteers to crack. Not every company will be able to afford that themselves, but if they can buy a proprietary system to do it they will.