namers

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   by namers 13y ago

   Keep your integrity.
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   by namers 13y ago

   My point was that instead of getting screwed, you should not buy the game, this way you hurt them them most. If they break some local laws what are you, the buyer, going to do really.
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   by namers 13y ago

   I'm pretty sure their EULA mentions that you agree to such terms, so there is not much buyers can legally do. The simple solution is to do a quick scan of the EULA( tools to help exists ) of the next game you would like to play for a l
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   by namers 13y ago

   Long Distance Quantum Communication http://media.ccc.de/browse/congress/2013/30C3_-_5536_-_en_-_...