![]() |
Quote:
Indeed some are better not expressed at all. As to basic manners being respected, some don't. |
shame on them
the permanent internet connection required is disgusting....a real shame. unfotunateley i've already bought SH5, but i will never play it !!! i will sell the box and i will talk trash words on Ubisoft with all my friends.
it's unbelivable !!! i will neve ever buy another game from tahta software house. i loved the sh series very much. my favourite sim.not anymore |
Quote:
No har feelings but was necessary to be said. Beside SH5 has good potential but still is long away to be finished and not everyone can play it simply because of the only online requirement. Therefore other posters are welcome to post if even venting frustration like you somethimes do. So defining someone you dislike as troll, remeber you/others that think like you aren't much better trolls either. Cheers |
Quote:
But we now sound like Joules and Vincent at the resturaunt having breakfast, Joules saying he doesn't eat pork cause it's a filthy animal, Vincent saying yeah but porkchops but taste gooooood.:O: Joules is basing his not eating pork on what he knows or has heard of pigs, not on actually knowing how it tastes, or how good it may be for him. |
The most objective and pertinent post in this entire thread is the one from gord96:
Quote:
|
OK... could everyone just pretend that they got the last word in and then either post on topic or let it die a peaceful death?
Thanks JCC |
Quote:
|
There should be a balance between security and accessibility. When security gets in the way of proper use then there's a problem. The idea of permanent connectivity while playing sounds pretty wrong. They could at least revalidated after a few days because temporary connection problems do arise.
The DRM will only get in the way of legal users since the pirates have probably released a crack by now. There is always a workaround and there is no such thing as perfect security yet (not even the hardware keys, like the USB dongles mentioned in the first post). While the DRM could be annoying, the reasons I would not buy SH5 for now is the lack of proper testing and the bug reports I've seen around. So I will wait for the gold release. |
IN the case of SH5, DRM has worked. Without going into further detail DRM was successful. I have also had the game since Feb 28/2010 and have only experienced a one hour period where connecting was a problem. As a paying customer I have not been annoyed/mad/depressed over the DRM with my copy of SH5. Others that don't even own the game are more depressed and angry than me LOL....
Mind you I have new device called a cable modem, and I moved my computer inside, it was in the barn before. Oh and haven't been able to show off my elite convoy skills to chicks on flights to Paris yet... Will let you know how the DRM works out there too... |
Quote:
|
I only asking myself when this post won't be contributed anymore. As far as I've seen till now, it's like making a tender and oily massage to a wooden foot ... besides that, it takes the same routine that SH5 forum has taken since the time game was released on the market: alienating the members of subsim one from another.
|
Quote:
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
The main reason I have not bought SH5 is the DRM, I live in rural Scotland and my internets consists of a man standing on the roof of my house waving flags:damn:.
I cannot therfore comment on the gameplay, bugs or other failings in the game. I can however come to an informed 'to buy or not to buy' descion based on what people have posted here and on other forums (the ones that have set out rationaly their gripes or praises). Their experiences both good and bad, have helped me to come to the descion to hold off on purchasing. I don't have to stick my hand in a fire to know that I will get burnt. As for EULA's, these are 'After Sales' contracts and in the UK and I daresay most of Europe they are 'null and void'. For them to be legally binding they would have to be presented in a form that could be read prior to sale. I have returned games to the store several times and have always recieved my money back (I am an old fart and the manager of my local Game store used to shudder when I entered the shop:)) We also have the right to sell on our copy of a game when we are done with it. It is my opinion that the DRM has been implimented to kill the second hand market and that is intself a breach of UK Consumer Law. Now I know consumer protection laws differ in their effectivenes across the globe, so maybe the EULA's are binding in some members countries. As for Subsims being a niche market, that is true, but there must come a time when to say Enough is Enough. I would rather the genre died for a while than buy into ever decreasing functions and content. But thats just my opinion. Teh Internets is a great platform for rants and raves, it brings out the down right rude in some and text is very limited way to express a point, there being no body language to go along with it. Lets face you only know who a formum member actualy is if you meet then in real life. right I'll get my coat:) Garion AKA Jevhaddah |
Quote:
I will edit my post to remove any reference. If you have further notifications please do use a private message. |
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 05:49 PM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.11
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
Copyright © 1995- 2025 Subsim®
"Subsim" is a registered trademark, all rights reserved.