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noname2200 said:
JoeTheBro said:
No, just no. We buy a license to play the game, just like with movies and music. I don't see a difference between on disc and day one dlc.

Well lookey you, Mr. On-Topic.

I don't think it's actually that clear cut. There's a clear legal difference between a "sale" (physical object sold) and a "license" (no physical object is present). The only semi-on-point case I know of regarding whether you can circumvent DRM wound up on the "yes" side.


It's selling a license. You may have your own opinion, but according to the government and companies involved this is how it works.

 

@everyone else

Sorry for not being clear. I don't like these DLCs just as much as you do. I'm against the mind-set everyone seems to have about ownership of what is on the disc.