Luciano

@gilmontaubamgmailcom

The point is to inspire bigger players to do the same.

@HobbitGamer

It stopped showing that as soon as I logged in, but still...

@shinjix2

ESA won't back down, lobbying for this kind of legislation is what they exist for.

@maxwell97

I guess people who happen to live in countries where the games aren't even published and are prohibitively expensive to import don't "deserve" to play video games at all.

You like to ignore the fact that in any case where the game can't or won't be purchased legally either way, a pirated copy doesn't make a difference.

I'm starting to get worried at the increasing number of people buying into Big Media's propaganda campaigns, some time ago we saw the obvious fallacies in the "you wouldn't steal a car" commercials and we had more people laughing at those than taking them seriously, but now we have legions of consumers religiously chanting the same BS we used to laugh at.

With that said I happen to be quite hostile towards copyright as it is nowadays so any news of mass infringement is good news to me as it's a sign of people refusing to obey backwards regulations.

So go ahead, that downvote button ain't gonna click itself.

Only borderline?

@SaltCube64
And there's also the possibility that they pulled a GoDaddy and just removed their public statements but still support it.

So HL3 is the new Duke Nukem Forever, let's just hope this saga ends well...

@Jennacide

But Hotz got sued for doing the same and you were all against him.

Completely misleading headline, they just said commercial games have better graphics and immersion, not that they are more realistic. They are trying to improve the quality of military simulations so that they become as immersive as commercial games.

@McPo

A million times this. I would be so much happier about this article if it weren't for WB's annoying practices with DLC.