AdventWolf on 22 December 2009
| Farmageddon said: I don't get the morality issue whenever you pirate something you'd never buy otherwise, no matter the reason. I mean, how can it be morally wrong to get for free something someone else did and wants money from when it's actually doing them absolutely no harm? It's more like the other way around, actually, if you ask me. See, you make a game. Now there's this guy who's never gonna buy your game, but he does want to play it and has the means to do so, without doing you or your product no harm. Would you really deny it? Why? How can that be moral? Hell, we are talking about a business already, bringing morality to the table makes no sense to begin with. |
Yeah you're right, the pirates wouldn't buy it in the first place because they can illegally download it for FREE. It is a choice.
Some people never buy any games and pirate them all. Are you saying that if it was impossible to pirate the games then they wouldn't buy any?
They are not entitled to something even if they weren't going to buy it anyway.
I don't understand how people try to justify stealing. I have pirated some songs, do I think what did was right? No because it's ILLEGAL.
Anyways, people who think the used game business is worse:
How would the game industry fair if every single person pirated vs. every single person buying used copies.
Obviously the gaming business would die if everyone pirated.
