> Nevertheless, the latter [free to play] model can be a great opportunity to beat piracy. Ah "free to play" doesn't beat piracy. It makes piracy "legal". If

> Nevertheless, the latter [free to play] model can be a great opportunity to beat piracy. Ah "free to play" doesn't beat piracy. It makes piracy "legal". If anything it's a capitulation that distribution can't be controlled and that you can't force people to pay who do not want to. An acknowledgement that a new business model is needed cause crippling software with DRM and lobbying congress for more draconian laws isn't as profitable as they lawyers promised.