Zacharot

Reply to What would be viable copy protection? in PC Gaming Sins Forums

Frogboy, I would like to ask you a question directly, should you ever visit this thread again. Would you agree that the current copy protection schemes are not actually designed to prevent copying, but rather designed to keep a person from reselling their game, and thus populating the Used game market, of which drains a game companie's profits down the road? It seems to me that the phrase "You can't fool everyone all the time" comes to mind, but in regard to CEO's of game companies, or those

Reply to What would be viable copy protection? in PC Gaming Sins Forums

"No man has the inherent right to the labor of another man." Well said, but your point neglected the fact that you have been repaid on the terms you yourself have set. If I walk into a store, and wish to purchase something a painting, purchase it, take it home, and hang it up, it does not vanish after being moved to a new spot 3 times. It's not leprechaun gold. If I go to a man on a street corner and purchase a watch, provided it's not itself stolen property, he does n