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as many of you pc gamers out there will know, EA jumped on the DRM bandwagon quite a while ago. they have since released removal tools for games such as spore etc, yet still plan to put the "need internet connection" disease on future games. and software pirates still havent cracked the whole Assassin's creed game. there are areas and maps unlocked, but not the whole game. this worries me, because I thought "nevermind, i'll buy crysis 2 then use a crack" when i read about this crap. but if it takes this long to crack AC2, then people are gonna have a hard time with dodgy internet connections. So my question is this: what the hell can we do, besides a crack? or rather, is there anything we can do besides a crack so we dont have to put up with EA's DRM crap? |
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I need my sleep. I need about eight hours a day, and about ten at night.
Um...buy the game? |
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well that's what happened with Command and conquer. although EA released a DRM-removal tool. and the question is how someone could possibly bypass the need for an internet connection. i mean command and conquer isnt an MMO or anthing, it has a single player mode, but even then you cant play if you lose your connection and you lose save progress. and that is what sucks. do you think there will be a way to get past the internet connection thing? i mean the only thing i could think of, theoretically, would be to create a virtual server. or actually use one. |
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I need my sleep. I need about eight hours a day, and about ten at night.
A lot of companies obviously don't listen to the communities. |
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EA has since published a removal tool for Command and conquer, but only because their profits began to fall and they got drowned in complaints. oh well. i dont actually know what ubisoft's position is, they did the same to their games, but the game still hasnt been successfully opened up by pirates, which is a shame. oh well. thanks for replying btw. |
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I need my sleep. I need about eight hours a day, and about ten at night.
Atleast C&C4 was a complete and utter failure Serves them right. For the big game series that it is, sales went terrible... and on steam stats the game isn't even on the list currently. (Top 75 games) That is horrible |
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Last edited by SomeDreamer; 04-07-2010 at 11:25 PM.
i agree. the last good game EA made was battlefield heroes, and thats saying something. (seriously though, play for free? that game is awesome) |
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I need my sleep. I need about eight hours a day, and about ten at night.
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I assume you play regularly? its pretty fun, reminds me of Team fortress 2 with the graphics sometimes. PM me your name on BFH if you want, i want to play with someone decent lol. national or royal? |
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I need my sleep. I need about eight hours a day, and about ten at night.
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I absolutely hate this DRM crap. I bought Settlers 7 on the day of release and couldn't play it because Ubisofts servers were down or having issues. So it wasn't just me but heaps of other people who couldn't play the game. Having a game not work when its released is very very bad. You can't take it back either because you end up using the cd-key. Settlers 7 is a really crap game by the way. Settlers6 was good but this one sucks. They need to ditch this DRM crap, single player games SHOULD NOT require an internet connection. What about the people who don't have the internet? what happens when your internet drops out? They should find a better way to protect their games from pirates. What is the world coming to when you need an internet connection to play a single player game? |
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Crysis 2 looks pretty bad. It may be CryEngine 3.0 but the graphics are worse than Crysis. |
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Last edited by Marvo; 04-10-2010 at 01:09 PM.
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Eonn DRM stands for data rights management, which I find rather fucking ironic. |
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I need my sleep. I need about eight hours a day, and about ten at night.
Is it not Digital Rights Management? |
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yeah it is, dunno what compelled me to put data. thanks JD |
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I need my sleep. I need about eight hours a day, and about ten at night.
No sweat I agree about the DRM, by the way. It's absolutely ridiculous to have to be online the entire time you play a game. If my internet connection is anything to judge others from, it occasionally cuts out and re-establishes itself. If that caused me to be auto-quitted from my single player game without saving, I would truly be livid. It really does seem like a heavy-handed scheme to use against pirates, there's gotta be another way. |
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