I always figured they understand it's inconvenient but come up with a stance to try to not seem like ****s. This whole thing seems to be driven by the industry's pirating scare. I must say I understand their frustration with the amount of game pirating but they are going about solving this all the wrong ways...
In all honesty big executives in Ubi/EA/whatevs are hurting the gaming industry more than piracy does. Piracy really isn't as bad as it's made out to be. The industry is just using piracy as a scapegoat to mask customer dissatisfaction.
Sittin' on chimneys, putting fire up my ***.
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"I biked 12km in a blizzard today and mice are chewing on my chocolate bars. Life's good."
Mowen wrote:
I always figured they understand it's inconvenient but come up with a stance to try to not seem like ****s. This whole thing seems to be driven by the industry's pirating scare. I must say I understand their frustration with the amount of game pirating but they are going about solving this all the wrong ways...
this. plus they want to spy on you.
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Pheyniex wrote:
everyone spies on you. starting on your government, ending on Wallmart/GM/Microsoft, passing through FAcebook, youtube, twitter.
@Everybody: Try this if you've got Firefox. There's also a simple demo that works with all HTML5 compatible browsers.
http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/collusion/
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"The Internet: where men are men, women are men, and little girls are the FBI." - ???
Toshabi wrote:
Hehehe, "Roooter". I like how he pronounces 'router'.
That's nothing compared to how he pronounces 'poor'. He says roughly "po-ur". (note: the word pour is pronounced more like poor than the actual spelling)
"every now and again you come across a game that has so little emotional connection to who you are that you end up standing there, gazing at the screen and saying "I'm just pressing buttons and my life has no meaning,"" - Colin Campbell
Searz wrote:
That's nothing compared to how he pronounces 'poor'. He says roughly "po-ur". (note: the word pour is pronounced more like poor than the actual spelling)
English is such a funny language.
Poor and pour,
For and four,
to and too,
No and know.
The list goes on.
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The whole problem is explained nicely there my Mr.Biscuit.
Always-on adds no functionality what so ever, it in fact detracts functionality. Why do big names in the industry refuse to understand this?