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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:04PM Ostentaneous said

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Good point Joystiq. Pirate for pleasure, not for profit!
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:56PM Manifest37 said

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That's what happens when you skyline yourself mateys...

Headshot!
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:06PM (Unverified) said

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Activision did something I can agree with?

IT'S A FESTIVUS MIRACLE!
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:12PM HydrophobicFish PSN ID Hydrophob said

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It burns us...
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 10:13PM Prinnywithascarf said

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So this is where all their extra production money for MW2 went...
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 10:23PM DBuckEye said

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As I rained blows upon him, I realized there had to be another way.
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Posted: Nov 7th 2009 1:19AM (Unverified) said

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Guitar Hero no, Festivus yes!
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Posted: Nov 7th 2009 5:31AM Boomzilla said

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Fuck Activision. This is what happens when you raise the prices so high that your disk becomes a precious commodity.
Free Del Amo!
Amirite?
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:07PM sonicspike41 said

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That last line made me think:

I think Activision is a pretty cool guy. eh hires investigators and doesn't afraid of anything
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:08PM Bluebreaker said

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Is it just me or is Craigslist becoming like The Source of all Evil lately?
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:17PM Special Agent Steve said

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Prostitutes... check.
Slaves... check.
Selling you kids... check.
Thievery... check.

Hmmm, maybe there's something wrong with the world instead.
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:19PM Special Agent Steve said

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your*
.... check.
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:20PM (Unverified) said

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Does it have spell check?

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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:23PM Special Agent Steve said

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More like grammar check, but I can see what you were trying at.
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:25PM (Unverified) said

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Yeah, it wasn't that funny.
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 10:26PM (Unverified) said

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@ Steve,

Prostitutes are about as evil as postmen. They provide a service, and people exchange money for the service. Only a bible-beater would compare something like that to slavery and theivery.
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 10:56PM Morisato13 said

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It looks like we have a ranch regular
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 11:39PM (Unverified) said

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@Azerael

Not to get into a moral debate arguing over prostitution but....

If the women were deciding to get into it on their own and did it because they wanted to/needed the money or w/e then fine. But i would guess that a good % of the women on CL are being pimped. Which may make for an exciting GTA mini-game, but not so cool IRL.
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Posted: Nov 7th 2009 11:34AM shattercross said

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Have you been to 4chan?
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:09PM Ulver said

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People are dumb.
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:10PM (Unverified) said

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No, People are People.
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:40PM (Unverified) said

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No, soylent green is people.
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 10:31PM BorgMorgue said

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Thanks for the chuckle :P
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Posted: Nov 7th 2009 1:51PM DiamondXP said

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No, Soylent Green is a Movie
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:11PM brad4815 said

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I hope to see this become a Law and Order episode sometime soon.
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Posted: Nov 7th 2009 2:03AM (Unverified) said

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As soon as I saw "Miami-Dade," I expected to see Horatio Caine whip out his sunglasses, give a terrible one liner about pirating, and hear an incredibly loud yell fill the air.
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Posted: Nov 7th 2009 3:15AM (Unverified) said

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RIPPED FROM THE HEADLINES

I'd watch it if only to see them cast some shifty eyed guy as the console stealer
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:12PM (Unverified) said

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My neighbor just got like 10 copies of Modern Warfare 2, brand new. He is gonna sell me a copy later today, but after reading this, fuck that! I'm not buying it, I don't wanna go to jail. I rather wait until Nov 10.
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 10:10PM DeepFriedSushi said

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you're fine if anything they'd arrest him not you.
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Posted: Nov 9th 2009 11:19AM EatMoreBread said

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Receiving stolen goods is a crime, too, you know. I'd steer clear of that. Save up your money and buy it legitimately.
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:12PM Evi1d33d said

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I actually saw the guy's post on a forum. Basically he asked for donations for buying the bundle so I guess that's why the police is charging him for it.
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:15PM RKN said

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Funny how its just days after from the release and the 360 version has been leaked for a few days and not the PC version. HUH ACTIVISION!?!?!?
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:15PM (Unverified) said

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That's because no one in their right mind would want the PC version...
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:17PM RKN said

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Multiplayer, hell the fuck no, but I'm sure at least the campaign is "worth pirating".
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:18PM (Unverified) said

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I would like to see anyone try to activate it online with steam before the release date. Either it won't work, or it will, and there will be a big sign over their head.
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:19PM (Unverified) said

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I want to play the campaign...and my little brother is in love with any CoD multiplayer. But I don't really want to buy it new. I think I'll wait until I can get a copy from my local shop instead.
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:26PM einhanderkiller said

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Yeah, Steam protection makes it impossible for crackers to crack the game before release date. The game doesn't ship with a few essential files. When you install the game on your computer, Steam will download those essential files which are only a couple megabytes but are necessary for the game to run.
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:33PM RKN said

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Quite interesting, I didn't know about this, I never use Steam, I like my PC games in retail, physical copy form. Its a nice way of combating piracy but still stinks if I buy a game and my internet may be down for the day. Whereas on a console, pop in the disc and play.

Are we finally getting to DRM that is effective against pirates but also not fucking over paying customers?
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:42PM Sly C said

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"Are we finally getting to DRM that is effective against pirates but also not fucking over paying customers?"

we already got to it when steam came out. 6 years ago.
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:45PM Special Agent Steve said

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Yeah, why do you think Steam is so effective? My guess is the PC industry will move to downloadable titles only- which could kill it, or make it a huge success.
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:45PM (Unverified) said

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Steam DOES have an offline mode and (as long as it was already downloaded) you can play your games.
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:46PM (Unverified) said

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@What is this I don't even...?
It has an offline mode, after you register your game online.
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:19PM (Unverified) said

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It's unfortunate that other publishers lack the ability to investigate piracy on this level.

What the heck is the ESA doing these days? They do a good job collecting member fees, but rarely do I hear about accomplishments
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:20PM (Unverified) said

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After I wrote that I realized that Activision actually left the ESA...I wonder why
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:24PM (Unverified) said

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ESA should make a special anti-pirate task force. It will be called N.I.N.J.A.
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:22PM SpaceFox said

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Hehe, owned.
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:23PM brad4815 said

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Wait, so you're boycotting the game because it hasn't leaked?

Yeah... That makes sense.
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:23PM (Unverified) said

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Like I said before, you shouldn't pirate any game. Once you start justifying pirating one game, it will lead to pirating others. If you don't like it, don't buy it. You are not entitled to anything.
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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:23PM (Unverified) said

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Posted: Nov 6th 2009 9:25PM Special Agent Steve said

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Hmm. I liked Winters better. But you should have replaced all the faces with Bobby Kotick and a Guitar.
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