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| Thread ID: 121203 | 2011-10-16 04:02:00 | Pirate survey: not all pirates are actually pirates, but DRM might make them so. | Agent_24 (57) | PC World Chat |
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| 1237827 | 2011-10-16 04:02:00 | www.torrentfreak.com/anti-piracy-company-pirates-deus-ex-in-controversial-experiment-111010/ A young anti-piracy outfit say they conducted a most unusual experiment a few weeks ago. According to the founder of Vigilant Defender, the company took a leaked copy of Deus Ex Human Revolution, modified its code and re-uploaded it to torrent sites. Users downloading the copy got to enjoy the first few levels of the game but were then thrown into a controversial experiment...... Full statistics: www.vigilantdefender.com "I don't think there will ever be an "uncrackable" drm. There are a lot of super smart people in the anti-drm area. In my experience buying games with drm, I've had more problems actaully paying for games. There are a lot of times, after buying a game, I will download a crack because of problems, just to make the game freaking run." :lol: Quite an interesting read, some of you might find, if you actually take the time. It's a (comparatively) large article, backed by an even bigger set of statistics - but the results are interesting (although to some, I'm sure not entirely surprising) |
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| 1237828 | 2011-10-16 05:36:00 | Yes the most popular response to all questions appears to be "blank". | pctek (84) | ||
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