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@maxwell97
Its not that they can't afford it, Just most pirates never intend to buy most games. The best way to fight piracy is to make something worth buying and not clutter it with over the top DRM.

@Special Agent Steve
I recall reading this post about a Dev who's game had a similar type of DRM and it worked out the other way around.
http://www.quartertothree.com/game-talk/showthread.php?t=42663

These guys just can't cut a break one problem after the other.

How about Cloud's hair for Lighting I am sure people would pay $20 for that!
http://wireninja.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/birth.gif

@Faenix

PS3, 360 or PC would be fine with me...... any thing but the PSP my man hands can't take it.

@False
Danielle Nicolet

To me this seems like a smaller indie version of assassin's creed multiplayer. Perhaps we could get a Joystiq article "Why you should want Spyparty" because so far I know near nothing of this game other than the fact Joystiq wants me to have it.

@Faceless Troll
"There's a game out there that's better than both [Dragon Age] Origins and DAII, and I'll be damned if the talented folks of the DA team can't find it,"

Its called Baldur's Gate, Bioware should look it up sometime I heard it's Devs were quite capable at making RPGs.

@Huey2k2
I do not pirate a games although I do rent them from Gamefly, That could be considered just as bad as I am not support the devs either way.

My argument is pirates are going to steal the game no matter the DRM or cost I mean come on there are people who steal the humble indie bundles.
Its not like they lost a customer when the pirate was never ever going to buy the game anyways.

@Huey2k2
Its not that they can't afford a game it just they don't want to pay and besides pirates don't have to do much other than wait for a scene group to crack the game, When something is free waiting becomes easy.

UBI has just shown us how little faith they have in this game maybe that time and money they spent on DRM could have been used to make a good game.