| ToraTiger said: Maybe I'll be sued or something for saying this, but I see nothing wrong with pirating games. It's economically. Spending 60$ for a 6 hour game just seems like a waste to me. Since I was born in a poor upbringing, I learned these at an early age. Yeah, I sound like a Anarchist. |
Nothing wrong? that is taking it too far. I'm sure if you worked for many months on some project and at the end they said no payment for you, you wouldn't be happy about it. Programmers, graphic artists etc are people too, families to bring up etc. No reaon to pirate anyway if value if critical to your gaming, buy discounted, buy pre-owned (ok the money doesn't directly go back to publishers but the person who traded in the game is likely to fund new purchases wth the money from selling his old games) or game on a format that has cheap games. Amazing offers on steam, so get a gaming pc. Gaming has to be one of the best sources of entertainment when it comes to value. I've got about 180 games on steam and probably paid less than a £1 a game thanks to steam charity bundles and other offers. Yes I may not have all the latest games on PC but I d have a surprising amount that have been heavily discounted.
