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#54 (permalink) |
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Join Date: Jul 2008
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secuROM sucks, nuff sed
we realize securom is totally unnacceptible, but we also kno there will be a solution
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You have: For SecuROM; Against SecuROM; And the third party of We don't really care. Apathy is a great concern in any community (Boy you should see the apathy we had when it came to student union politics at my uni!), but some people just generally don't care. To them, this is just akin to nocd cracks. And to be fair, it is to some extent So... yeah.
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i mean dl cracks
there must be some secuROM free dls thats why im not bying spore asa it comes out
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Me? Personally I don't care because it doesn't affect me. I run linux as my main system, with windows for games only. The three activations thing does give me a certain amount of concern considering i'll probably be upgrading my computer in a month or two after Spore's released, but that's just one part of it. Apart from that the only problem I have with SecuROM is that it could slow down my computer ever so slightly. As i've said before it's been on my system without me knowing for a year and absolutely nothing has gone wrong.
So yeah, whilst for the sake of ethics and other such larks, i'd rather not have SecuROM on my computer, it's that much of a non-inconvenience that I really don't care enough to change my habits. As for other people, couldn't tell ya really. One thing I should point out though, is just because somebody COULD do something, doesn't mean they will. Not the best argument I know but it stands somewhat. |
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The problem is that I dont think cracking the game will work. Sure you can play and install as much as you want but I seriously doubt that you will get connected to the server, so you will not get all the online features... |
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Unfortunately SuperAndy you're wrong there. Or at least, you MAY be wrong. Mass Effect has SecuROM on it. Whether that can be successfully removed is, to me, unknown. (Yeah SecuROM can be removed but can you get Mass Effect to still run? I'll find out soon enough, my mate's trying to do it )If it can, the the next question is do SecuROM and maxis servers have seperate login/auths? If so, then it should be trivial to remove SecuROM. If not, then you're stuck with it matey. |
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Im not an expert on these things, being a casual player, but if securom ruined a load of peoples computers they would know it was EA's fault. Therefore EA would lose a lot of customers and a hell lotta money. Ea isnt stupid and will know this. Therefore isnt it possible that they have tried to make this securom as safe as possible since they know that if people are "Infected" then they might lose money from that potential customer. I think we are all getting a bit confused here and EA needs to contact us all and tell us what they are exactly doing.
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How would you prove that? If you tell them your serial number, you could have gotten it from a friend. If you send in a picture where you are holding your DVD, it could be someone else's and the same goes for receipts... You cant really proof that it is YOUR game. But all this is stupid because if I bought it and I could make them send me an activation then I could do that just to give the game to a friend. So what does EA win with this system? Nothing! |
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And CD keys are linked to login names. It's like, the first thing it does when you load the full version of the CC. |
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Join Date: Jun 2008
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If the CD key is linked to your account, then:
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Here's my Spore profile Okay, I caved. I'm now buying Spore, but I still do *NOT* endorse malware/SecuROM |
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and well , 2nd hand games market was about to extinct for the pc anyways.And yeh , secuRom rlly does not contribute to anti-piracy at all , but oh-well it really doesnt bother me all that much
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Fine. Good for you. Now, do you mind if the people who do have a problem with it discuss it?
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Here's my Spore profile Okay, I caved. I'm now buying Spore, but I still do *NOT* endorse malware/SecuROM |
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2 since most of the new games need a Valid login to play online (and i think most of the PC gamers are online gamers.. ) . so you would get the account name and password when you buy it. Now it is really easy for the person selling the game to change the password making the buyer unable to acces the online account 3 Hmm , didn't mean to offend anyone , was just saying Last edited by BenVdd; 13-08-2008 at 12:14 AM.. |
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