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Originally Posted by kylania
Days long server outages at Ubi preventing you from playing a single player game, inability to play it on your laptop while visiting the relatives, lost save game files due to horrific remote wipe "synch" scheme, install key issues (for some users), having to wait for the launcher to finish start and finish every time you start the program, the joy of hearing yourself complain, and the reason most people seem to do it: they feel superior for having not bought the game because the DRM is so dastardly. Good day to you sir, i say good day! 
Paying $60 for a game you can only play when you're allowed to that came with a less than worthless manual and absolutely no communication or post release support from the publisher and all the bugs are other reasons, but not specifically DRM related.  |
As always, I must agree with what you said
Maybe I am so worrying about the 1.2 patch release I forgot about those points.
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Originally Posted by IanC
My friend, pirates don't complain about DRM, they laugh at it and they get to play it without needing to go online very soon after the game is out.
It's the legit user who's upset about it. Either because they have a bad connection or on matter of principle.
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Right too, I would call me a "light" DRM complainer as I understand that this DRM cames out because of piracy in the first time.
Anyway publishers should face it, they will NEVER won this Publisher/Pirates war. So they better find another solution than implementing some too restrictive DRM for legit users.
Or next time you will see on the box :
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"A webcam is required to play this game at anytime."
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and this to perform an eye scan to authentificate the user when playing, if you doesn't look at the screen for more than 1 minutes the game will pause and ... blah blah blah.
