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Why can't stuff be priced according to the purchasing power parity of that country. A lot of this stuff is simply over priced by our standards.
by thewarrior 12y ago
Why can't stuff be priced according to the purchasing power parity of that country. A lot of this stuff is simply over priced by our standards.
- Amezarak 12y ago> Why can't stuff be priced according to the purchasing power parity of that country. A lot of this stuff is simply over priced by our standards. Disclaimer: I am a proud pirate. Generalizing, rightholders don't care. They regard intellectual property as pretty much analogous to physical property. They don't have to sell you something if they don't want to, and they don't have to sell something they're selling at a price point amenable to you. They regard the idea that somehow people are "owed" media content at a price reasonable to them to be an example of a sense of supreme, titanic, piratical entitlement. Can't afford it? Don't watch|listen|use it, then.
- KaiserPro 12y agoWell people have gotta make a living right?
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- Gurkenmaster 12y agoSteam already does this to a certain degree but a lot of people from the higher paying countries are abusing it to get cheaper games.