Yes, but I'm pretty sure that is legal to do overhere, as is downloading anything from the net.
At least for a little while longer, they're changing the IP laws.
Yes, but I'm pretty sure that is legal to do overhere, as is downloading anything from the net.
At least for a little while longer, they're changing the IP laws.
Yes, Iraq is peaceful. Go to sleep now. - Adrian II
No, it isn't. Games have copyright, just like cd's. Publishers created their own monster with the prices they ask, but that is their choice, and not copying/downloading stuff is mine. Stealing is stealing if you ask me, even if everyone does it.Originally Posted by doc_bean
i never buy pirated stuff. tough i do sometimes copy a game from a friend (as far as i know these are original cd's)
We do not sow.
It is the same that buying!
it isn't really pirated, it is pirated a little bit, but atleast they got cash for one disc, and they can always go selling empty cd'sOriginally Posted by IliaDN
We do not sow.
I never buy pirated stuff, I get it for free
No but seriously, I do that just to check if the game is worth it. I feel it keeps the producers in check.
After I try it out and like I consider purchasing it. I don't see this as being any different from let's say buying a house. You don't buy a house at random when you have no idea what's in it and wether you would like living there. And people don't make it illigal for you to go inside a little to see it do they? Is that piracy too(lol)?
Check new comer question thread in colluseum,
and keep in mind that I want to buy legal copy , but when :
1. I have enough free money ;
2. After E.B. expansion.
It is illegal to MAKE copies for use outside the family circle,, apparently, downloading doesn't fit this description, as it is making a copy for your own use. Under Belgian law, only the distributer of illegal material is held accountable.Originally Posted by Fragony
The new law will make it illegal to own or use anything that circumvents copyright protection. This includes mod chips, no cd hacks, etc.
I think they are also going to extend this to 'all material acquired with these tools' or some other legal description, so that would make downloading hacked games illegal.
Just to be clear, I don't download or copy since I think it is morally wrong.
Yes, Iraq is peaceful. Go to sleep now. - Adrian II
This reminds me of something. Apparently a student on a gap year in Australia was on a boat that was captured by pirates. REAL PIRATES as in the kind who board ships and rape, plunder and pillage - not the sort of sissies who think they're a bit risque because they download a keygen once.
Cowardice is to run from the fear;
Bravery is not to never feel the fear.
Bravery is to be terrified as hell;
But to hold the line anyway.
No but isn't more fair if you can try the full game before purchasing it? I think it is. In some cases you don't need to like RTW because you know what it's like, but for other games it's much harder to tell.
That's the risk you take. There is no absolute right to be able to try before you buy. Some goods have this, but plenty don't. Do you go into a supermarket and demand to eat an apple before you will buy any?Originally Posted by Byzantine Prince
Download and buy while you can, and send me some! To anyone besides doc_bean: you DID NOT read what I just wroteOriginally Posted by doc_bean
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I really dislike pirating, and I dislike even more those who brag about.
These reasons suck. And BP, give me a break. Not a single one of your analogies were even slightly valid.My summary of this thread:
Pirating is OK because I can't afford the stuff I want.
Pirating is OK because "I feel it keeps the producers in check."
Pirating is OK because there aren't laws against it. Even though there are.
Pirating is OK because it "is the only way for consumers to hit the big companies that care only about their pockets and overrated products."
Pirating isn't OK when the quality is bad.
I have the feeling that this thread is turning into a pirating/ripping justification thread.
Better stop before any more patrons out themselves as thieves...
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