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AngusJS 01-28-10 09:03 AM

Petition Ubisoft to exempt SHV from DRM?
 
Should we start a petition to ask Ubisoft to exempt Silent Hunter V and any future Silent Hunter releases from this online DRM scheme?

I'm not as against it as some other people are (my computer won't be able to run SHV anyway, so it's a bit of a moot point), but I fear that if the DRM hurts sales significantly, it'll be the end of the Silent Hunter series, and sub sims for a long time to come.

Letum 01-28-10 09:07 AM

This thread is as good as anywhere.

Signed.

zulus 01-28-10 09:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AngusJS (Post 1249421)
Should we start a petition to ask Ubisoft to exempt Silent Hunter V and any future Silent Hunter releases from this online DRM scheme?

I'm not as against it as some other people are (my computer won't be able to run SHV anyway, so it's a bit of a moot point), but I fear that if the DRM hurts sales significantly, it'll be the end of the Silent Hunter series, and sub sims for a long time to come.

I'm not fear about the end of it. The end will come anyway. But if we ever have a full featured top notch WW2 theme modded u-boat simulator it's the end of story. Everyone's happy and that's it..

martes86 01-28-10 10:46 AM

I sign this too. :DL

McBeck 01-28-10 10:48 AM

Signed

GoldenRivet 01-28-10 10:53 AM

Just like the petition for the SH3 Developer kit?

Consider this

SIGNED:salute:

though i think circulating a paper copy would be taken more seriously

Brag 01-28-10 10:53 AM

Drop full time online requirement from all games!

Judging from all other similar experiments, they have all failed

KL-alfman 01-28-10 11:14 AM

I guess no one here is against clever copy-protection.
but an "OSP" with the need of staying online permanently is the worst UBI can do.

petition signed!

oscar19681 01-28-10 11:23 AM

Signed :up:

Mud 01-28-10 11:26 AM

1 time online activation and no futher internet connection required.
I can live with not reselling the game.
But 24/7 connected to the web required to play an offline game is simply rediculous :nope:

So ....... Signed!

Mud

trenken 01-28-10 11:30 AM

No way, not signing this, Im a big fan of DRM games. You guys dont even know what it is, so you just all agree with each other. How many of you own some games that use DRM hmmm?

"YEAH! FIGHT THE POWER!!! (what are we fighting again?)"

:har:

trenken 01-28-10 11:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mud (Post 1249595)
1 time online activation and no futher internet connection required.
I can live with not reselling the game.
But 24/7 connected to the web required to play an offline game is simply rediculous :nope:

So ....... Signed!

Mud

There are many advantages to the constant connection. Learn what they are then you can talk about it.

tonyj 01-28-10 11:39 AM

i guess this prompts the question what are the many advantages?

Mud 01-28-10 11:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by trenken (Post 1249601)
There are many advantages to the constant connection. Learn what they are then you can talk about it.

Believe me I know what they are 'cos I'm am 24/7 connected but a lot of people aren't or have a bad connection.
It's pretty ignorant to rule those people out for playing a offline game isn't it?
So go back to your cave and don't tell me to learn what I'm talking about.

Mud

piri_reis 01-28-10 12:05 PM

SIGNED.
We don't want any 'always online DRM' in single player, offline games, UBI!

And please guys, don't start replying Trenken here, just check the other threads, he will never understand our reasoning.

Quote:

Originally Posted by trenken (Post 1249601)
There are many advantages to the constant connection. Learn what they are then you can talk about it.



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