Tsukihime

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Akvod said:

Did you read my post? O.o

After doing a bit of quick googling I can't find anywhere that actually sells the game aside from auctions which goes completely against the original purpose of buying a game, which is to give money to the creators. It's a doujin, a home made game, they shouldn't be printing any more copies, and I did not see them selling the game via download. I can't believe any doujin stores still holding any copies, and to buy it from them would require a physical visit to Japan, and hours of searching for an ultra rare game, and I'm sure that the auctions come from the smart shop keepers themselves that won't be selling such a game at the original price >.<

That's why I felt it was pretentious. They asked for a nearly impossible thing, and put everyone up to that standard.

Edit:

現在、同人サークルTYPE-MOONは活動を停止しております。
今後の同人誌・同人ソフト等の再販につきましても行う予定はありません。どうぞご了承ください。

http://www.typemoon.org/main.html

You can put it through some translating thing, but there you go. They stopped printing copies. I mean, what did you expect from a doujin soft? That completely breaks the whole definition of a doujin soft if they mass produced them >.<

I can't get mad at you after all we've talked, but I'm a bit frusturated X.X

I'm aware that Tsukihime is nearly impossible to get at a reasonable price.
I've looked and I've given up and decided to wait for the remake.

That's beside the point though.
As I've said, I have nothing against you for downloading a game, I've no right to judge you and even if I did I would just be doing something hypocritical.
But do you honestly think It's proper for us to call them "such fucking moral fags" for asking us to obtain a game before playing it and using a service they provide? What grounds do we have? I'm curious.

Also, emotion clouds judgment, no need to be frustrated akvod.
I'm simply questioning your action not your character.

@Starterman
Ahh, but that would be called tampering, which is a whole new different ballgame.
I could tamper with registry keys, cracks and keygens for programs, doesn't mean the developer intended it to be free.