dobby985 on 06 March 2013
| CityOfNoobs said: This idea that somehow users have a right to a game with whatever DRM they prefer (NONE) is ridiculous to me. Do not like it? do not buy it. Rating games you have not even played because a company has decided to implement a certain type of DRM or is selling it a certain way is like saying that a new sports car is a terrible performer because they do not make it in your favorite color. |
Consumers have a right to judge a game on technical issues (performance, DRM, controls, wether it's a good PC port).
It is not restricted to storyline, characters, music etc..
Equating DRM with something superficial like a color shows you are getting things mixed up. It's more akin to having faulty breaks.
It doesn't matter how good the game is if it's a hassle to play it.
Using DRM like SecuROM or Starforce that can harm my PC is more important than how intelligent the AI are.
