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Originally Posted by Jaeger
dont confound online play and drm. drm only means, they will save your data on data servers. like cloud computing. office 2007 uses it, each email account is in the internet etc. cloud computing (means to save your data on internet servers) is savier than saving on your harddrive, which will be killed 2 times a year. cloud computing is the future, google has developed a whole system, which runs your software from internet. no hard disk needed anymore. and remember: they only get your ip, not your name! they can do market research (that is why they are doing this, piracy is an alibi here). remember google: they know everything about you!
drm brings one disadvantage: ubi knwos, when you are playing! but more good points: your data is save (data servers never are down, they have security servers (remember your emailaccount, when was it down last time?) and second: drm gives the possibility to update your game and to have online rankings. this is a main point the casual gamer is looking for!
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Can I ask ? Do you actually see what a long peace of crap your speech is..? I just don't know from which end should I begin bashing it.. Luckily to you I'm just too lazy for this atm.. But one I can say about your so frequently mentioned casual player. I assume this should be a 12-year old shoot'em'up arcade style kid who shall by mistake intall SH5 too see what it's all about and after 10 min of play he'll become bored to death and will get back to his good old cs or quake or whatever.. Casual player..my arse. Because Simulator and it's nature isn't ment to be dedicated for casual players at all but for those who became enough mature for it. However these ppl are way more above your casual player mentioned.