It's not even just about pirating, it's about the long-term sustainability of the games. If we can crack it, we can preserve the game much longer than if we weren't able to.

Yeah, I'm sure that's what the people that crack these games have in mind. It's not like you can just buy it on Steam and put it on any SSD/HDD.

Well Watch Dogs lost the title Resident evil 7 Was cracked.

Not true, fallacy argument.

DRM doesn't always get cracked, even years later. Do some research on pay tv systems.

DRM needs to be defined before one can throw around majestic proverbs.

Well, personally I don't care if the games get pirated, it's been happening since there were games. It should already be accounted for in financials.

And dude that excuse ain't working anymore Preservation should be made legally not illegally.

And we have entered in Digital age piracy is not nedded like it was nedded imo like in 90s and 2000.

This reasoning is just superb. Personally, I don't care if people get murdered. It's been happening for as long as there has been people. It should already be accounted for in the population.

Flawless logic.

Actually it's your logic that is back to front and inside out.

You are doing nothing but making an observation but masquerdaing as a condescending statement.

Tasty word salad though.

The developers themselves get basically no royalties from the game: it's jsut the shareholders and corporate higher-ups that do. I do not care if they miss out on a couple of dollars.

Also, have you ever heard of false equivalency? Do you really believe that video game piracy is as bad as murder?

Loving this overwhelming support for shitty DRM.