>You've got a very good point there, but its games like Viper that deserve
>the game play, but not all of its money,
as a budget title had great gameplay but didnt deserve your money
and deserved to be stolen and burned on a CD?
Since it only cost $29.99 originally, somehow, I think you either are
an incredibly cheap bastard, or you just steal whatever you can get
away with.
Whichever the case, like I said, youre the problem, Mark.
Sigh... so you have some kinda rules that apply to what you steal?
BTW, do -you- consider yourself a thief?
When store clerks at the mall arent looking, do you just take what
you want, since the product is not worth the price they are asking?
Answer this question, Mark!
See above, thief.boy..
>> >Good point, but u got people like me who will buy a peice of software,
>burn
>> >the ISO of the cd as soon as i get home, and freakin return it, so
>whether
>> >warez or buy, don't make a living difference here. Though, I am on the
>same
>> >point where if a game is good, I go ahead and by, like gpl as an exaple
>> >which is quality.
>> Well, Mark, you see, you are the problem, aren't you? Why on earth
>> would you burn a copy of a game that wasn't good? Do you see where
>> I'm coming from here? I agree with trying out the occasional game
>> prior to it's ship date. Hey, call it curiosity, being an early adopter,
>> corporate revenge, or whatever you will, but I think that if a game
>> is good enough to burn, it's good enough to buy.
>> Would I be wrong, Mark? If so, I'd like to hear why.
>> Why would you steal from those who make *** possible?
>> Its one thing to try something out, and it's another thing to
>> steal it. Wouldnt you agree?
>> >> ...you have Electronics Boutique?
>> >> I don't know about elsewhere in the world, but in the UK, EB has a 10-
>> >> day "no fuss returns" policy. In other words, you can return a game for
>> >> a refund, even if it's not faulty, on the grounds that you just don't
>> >> like it, assuming it's in mint condition with the receipt.
>> >> Given this, why the hell do people need warez versions? Just go into EB
>> >> and buy the game honestly. If for whatever reason it doesn't work out,
>> >> then take it back to the shop and get your refund/excange. All above-
>> >> board and legal, and still risk-free.
>> >> (If it's of interest, I was talking to a member of staff about F12000
>> >> yesterday, and he was expecting a lot of returns under their 10-day
>> >> policy. As he said: "they're going to have a problem with a game that
>> >> needs this kind of spec to run properly - especially the 128 megs of
>> >> RAM, seeing as most new PCs only come with 64 megs these days".)
>> >> --
>> >> David.
>> >> "After all, a mere thousand yards - such a harmless little knoll,
>> >> really."
>> >> (Raymond Mays on Shelsley Walsh)
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