BioShock PC install limits removed, DRM remains

I have too many games to NOT find a DVD crack. I try to keep my library of games in good condition and constantly pulling it out to satisfy their paranoia is not something I will ever concern myself with.

what is so hard about about putting a game in the drive? if thats all they want you to do I don't think that warrants not buying a copy of a game. There are principles and then there is just being stubborn

@albinogoldfish:
you obviously are the minority. many people i know have damaged cd's due to: children, moving, sun damage, heat damage, water damage, faulty cd drives, accidental fall damage, etc, etc, etc.

Mark my words: One day you will pop in a CD and get disk read errors. Then, and only then, will you truly understand the frustration.

Nothing is hard about it the problem is natural wear and tear when I would rather keep my discs for install only so they're always in prime condition. Besides I only pirate games I'll never buy anyway, whats the use in pirating a game that is good, I can afford and deserves my support?

while I understand damage and wear n' tear on cd's, I also know that with a little responsibility your cd's stay good for years. I know what it takes to damage CD's I also know what it takes to not damage them. There will always be problems with scratched discs, but I still play my dreamcast with all the games I bought years ago. I also still watch dvd's that I bought years ago as well. My brother still uses his ps1, and I have 2 dozen friends who still play ps2 games with discs they bought over 5 years ago(my friend replayed "the bouncer" last week...I know it sucks) It's nice to not have to pop in the disc, but i think its a pretty weak excuse to ridicule a developer.

steam alleviates most of these problems