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I think it's the link as I can't get it either.
Magic Edit. never mind the other one works. |
There's a lot of argument around pirates....
SH3 and SH4 have been on the internet cracked avaible to DL, indeed. BUT, Sub Sim is a niche market. Ppl who play it will buy cause they're fans. This DRM is not necessary As a example Egosoft's X3Terran Conflict (privatter style space sim). A long story short: X3 reunion was the predecessor, the engine uses scripts. The COMMUNITY was able to implement many mods and new script to enhance tha game like X-tended mod ( GWX for sh3). The same modders participated to create X3TC. The last game needed the CD to be played with Securom. They removed it in a patch because the community that bought the game asked the dev. Thats how you avoid piracy, buy customers heart, LISTEN them and interact with them. This way the next game is not a faillure because there are peoples ideas implemented, that will BUY the game. For the last years i saw SH series and the subsim community having this kind of bound. Modders are very active, some people did tremendous work to find informations, schemes to allow modders make the game more accurate etc. That's how u make a better game. This DRM for me is more a punishment for the community. The real fans IMO would be the major part of SH5 sales. my 2 cents |
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SH4 sure was bugged, totally unfinished, no one says otherwise... SH3, had its quirks, but I wouldn't go as far to say "atmosphere ruining". Quote:
At least use stronger arguments, please. :nope: Cheers :rock: |
It's funny the way Ubisoft thinks they can deal with this problem by pissing off their user base probably turning people to looking for an alternate pirated version, and almost daring all the crackers out there to crack their games now.
Also this time you can only play in a Type VII sub, so when the a new sub type comes out guess what you'll have to do.... pay more money. What about mods now would the servers still allow modded games to played? |
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There is only one way to stop sinister schemes by Ubi and other publishers. Speak with our wallets. Simply don't allow these people to control your life--When they realize they are losing money, they may develop some respect for their customers. :salute::salute::salute:
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Broken By Design: Ubisoft's New DRM Scheme, Their Worst Misstep Yet
I really like this post.
http://hothardware.com/cs/forums/p/46855/350422.aspx It says it all. I particularly like the opening....'Ubisoft is one of the largest video game publishing companies in the world, but when it comes to DRM (Digital Rights Management), the corporate executives at the helm have the collective intelligence of a ham sandwich'. Brilliant. :DL |
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It says in this article that with this system "the game doesn't save before it throws you out." (!)
Does this mean when it "pauses" as you loose your connection, you don't have the option to save between then and exiting the game? Or that you do, but when it finally exits there is no automatic save? I guess we will have to wait and find out (from someone else!). |
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