nightsurge said:
I don't need to defend myself against childish attacks. Piracy is a very huge thing. Maybe it's just a US thing? All I know is that EVERYONE I know of with PC's have stolen at least one game via piracy. And how can you just base it off a generic "the games aren't good" statement? That's bullcrap and you know it. Demigod, Sins of a Solar Empire, CoD4, Spore, all were great games with great reviews.... yet these were some of the most destroyed by piracy. In fact, piracy affects the better games more than the crap games no one likes.... so that is very flawed logic. |
Oh I'm sorry, because 40 minutes is such a huge deal right? Maybe if we were talking a difference of 10+ hours that would be a good argument, but 40 minutes is nothing. Conveinience is the same as before. You jsut see more numbers because more people are using the PC platform.
Ok then don't defend your yourself agaisnt childiish attacks, defend your claim. EVERYONE I know buys their games legally, so the only solution is for you to provide statistics for this huge piracy you see. Like I saaid your only claim is "piracy is huge because my friend pirates and his brother and I hear his mom's nephew pirates too!" which is a very weak support. I can also just say "games aren't good" because if you listen to other people who play games they can tell you which games are and aren't good. Yes, list me Spore in that list, a game which was a HUGE disappointment, CoD4 which is less played than Counter Strike Source, also Sins and Demigod are selling as expected. Also Spore sold far far far more than it was pirated, just like the sims. At saying that 80% of Demigod was pirated, the dev mentioned that 3 days after it came out. I'm sorry but I think even you realize piracy is frontloaded while sales for the PC games go on for years.
Again, will you at least reada what Valve has said about piracy, or do you jsut dismiss it. I am also eagerly awating those statistics using ACTUAL numbers, otherwise all you are doing is spouting bullshit hearsay.
Definition of hearsay.
- rumor: gossip (usually a mixture of truth and untruth) passed around by word of mouth
- heard through another rather than directly; "hearsay information"