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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 2:26PM 007craft said

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So They are prepared to have activation servers online for the next 20 years? Or do a re-release 10 years later without DRM?

Good thing they got rid of that 3 install BS. That was the lamest Idea ever. Whoever thought of it needs to be fired.
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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 2:32PM (Unverified) said

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well thats good news
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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 2:34PM Wubby said

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Who isn't more inclined to pirate a copy of a game that has SecureROM than one that doesn't? Sins of a Solar Empire = purchase. Bioshock, Mass Effect = Pirate.
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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 2:35PM GreyFox said

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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.
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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 2:45PM (Unverified) said

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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
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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 3:06PM (Unverified) said

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@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.
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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 3:07PM GreyFox said

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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?
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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 4:16PM (Unverified) said

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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.
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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 2:47PM (Unverified) said

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I wonder if the 360 version will ever see a Southpaw feature. Way to take care of glaring issues, 2K.
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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 3:13PM Sem said

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What does this do if you bought it on Steam? Just activate if you are on the Internet?
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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 3:49PM arrrgh said

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steam alleviates most of these problems
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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 4:01PM KeenCommander said

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I'll play it again, but it will probably be a year or two, maybe before Bioshock 2 comes out. It doesn't seem like it would be as interesting the second time because you already know the entire story and, once you get bored with the plasmids, the shooting really isn't that much fun.
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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 8:00PM jhowlett said

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how many installs for the upcoming ps3 version? (smiley goes here) okay i'll stfu and go.
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