Jordahn on 15 October 2008
| NJ5 said: As a worst case, let's say each act was put in a separate DVD... Wouldn't that still be better than waiting for a lengthy per-act installation? Uncompressed audio should be one of the first few things to go, as the vast majority of people don't have the ears or the TV hardware to notice it. |
HAHAHAHA!!! There are a lot of things people don't have to allow them to take advantage of the niceties of life such as uncompressed audio, but that never stopped the promotion of it. With your logic, everyone should just stop making progression in technology since the majority can never initially take advantage of it. Also about the act per DVD, you have also to consider the manufacturers/developers. "Too many" DVD's can end up costly in manufacturing cost, shipping weight, and physical storage space..
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