The fight against the dirty pirates rages
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Re: The fight against the dirty pirates rages
But that article is from the 2nd day of the trial....fag
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Re: The fight against the dirty pirates rages
I know, moron.
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Pirating is bad.. m'kay?
Honestly... lets say you made some awesome game, but since no one wnated to pay for it they all pirated it, thus you went bankrupt while the asshole who stole the game sits comfortably at home posting in an internet forum.
btw, thats not aimed at anyone here.
Honestly... lets say you made some awesome game, but since no one wnated to pay for it they all pirated it, thus you went bankrupt while the asshole who stole the game sits comfortably at home posting in an internet forum.
btw, thats not aimed at anyone here.
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Well... if they're posting in an internet forum, they're not playing the game. And if they're not playing the game when they got it for free, odds are they wouldn't buy the game in the first place. Besides, something like that would never happen (as 95% of our population can't figure out how to open MS Word unless there's a desktop shortcut or button in the start menu).Kasrkin Seath wrote:Pirating is bad.. m'kay?
Honestly... lets say you made some awesome game, but since no one wnated to pay for it they all pirated it, thus you went bankrupt while the asshole who stole the game sits comfortably at home posting in an internet forum.
btw, thats not aimed at anyone here.
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CivBase wrote:Well... if they're posting in an internet forum, they're not playing the game. And if they're not playing the game when they got it for free, odds are they wouldn't buy the game in the first place. Besides, something like that would never happen (as 95% of our population can't figure out how to open MS Word unless there's a desktop shortcut or button in the start menu).Kasrkin Seath wrote:Pirating is bad.. m'kay?
Honestly... lets say you made some awesome game, but since no one wnated to pay for it they all pirated it, thus you went bankrupt while the asshole who stole the game sits comfortably at home posting in an internet forum.
btw, thats not aimed at anyone here.
i thought he meant the asshole was the person who put it on the web.
only thing i have realy pirated is a few songs of limewire.
i now have a better program. it's legal ^-^
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Re: The fight against the dirty pirates rages
Limewire is legal, it just sucks
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Re: The fight against the dirty pirates rages
KristallNacht wrote:Limewire is legal, it just sucks
No it's not:
Wikipedia wrote:Limewire is illegal
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KristallNacht wrote:Limewire is legal, it just sucks
Not in the U.K.
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May Sweden lock these bastards in jail and throw away the key.
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KristallNacht wrote:But that article is from the 2nd day of the trial....fag
I posted word of the dropped charges on the front page. The charges weren't dropped because the Pirate Bay guys are winning the case, the prosecution dropped the charges in an effort to simplify them, and to have a better case. They decided to focus on one aspect of their scum so as to have a more streamlined, efficient strategy.
I agree though, the good guys are not gonna win this fight. People get away with murder all the time.
NT wrote:Games:
Mass Effect
Fallout 3
Rainbow Six Vegas 2
Assassin's Creed
CoD4
Gears of War
Gears of War 2
Homeworld 2
Sins of a Solar Empire
Rome: Total War
Supreme Commander
Full Spectrum Warrior: Ten Hammers
Rainbow Six 3 Raven Shield
GRAW2
Spore
Left 4 Dead
Unreal Tournament 3
Mechwarrior 4
I'm sorry, are those the games you've pirated? With that, I will no longer even take notice of the whole "I only pirate games I wouldn't buy" bullshit. With games like Mass Effect, Fallout 3, Rome: Total War, Sins of a Solar Empire, and CoD-4 on there, i cannot possibly believe that you "never would have bought" those games.
I also, from now on, completely dismiss the whole "I pirate games to try them out" lie, as you have Left 4 Dead on that list. I realize that you have since purchased it, but for Christ's sake, it had a demo.
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Re: The fight against the dirty pirates rages
*cough* TOBACCO COMPANIES!*cough*ReconToaster wrote:KristallNacht wrote:But that article is from the 2nd day of the trial....fag
I posted word of the dropped charges on the front page. The charges weren't dropped because the Pirate Bay guys are winning the case, the prosecution dropped the charges in an effort to simplify them, and to have a better case. They decided to focus on one aspect of their scum so as to have a more streamlined, efficient strategy.
I agree though, the good guys are not gonna win this fight. People get away with murder all the time.
(sea wut I did thar?)
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ReconToaster wrote:I posted word of the dropped charges on the front page. The charges weren't dropped because the Pirate Bay guys are winning the case, the prosecution dropped the charges in an effort to simplify them, and to have a better case. They decided to focus on one aspect of their scum so as to have a more streamlined, efficient strategy.
Did you read the article I posted? It actually addresses how the prosecution is trying to make it look like it's their decision and not their fail that caused it.
I'm sorry, are those the games you've pirated? With that, I will no longer even take notice of the whole "I only pirate games I wouldn't buy" bullshit. With games like Mass Effect, Fallout 3, Rome: Total War, Sins of a Solar Empire, and CoD-4 on there, i cannot possibly believe that you "never would have bought" those games.
I also, from now on, completely dismiss the whole "I pirate games to try them out" lie, as you have Left 4 Dead on that list. I realize that you have since purchased it, but for Christ's sake, it had a demo.
I purchased CoD4 after beating the campaign. L4Ds pc demo stopped working the day the game was released (aka the day AFTER i got the demo). While I waited to get the money, I pirated it to enjoy it and prepare with Solo gameplay (its designed for Co-Op so its not even the same game).
The only games I have serious gametime on are CoD4 and EVE online, both of which I PAYED FOR.
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PiEman wrote:KristallNacht wrote:Limewire is legal, it just sucks
No it's not:Wikipedia wrote:Limewire is illegal
lern2notfail
Limewire is perfectly legal, as are the possession of hacking tools.
If you have sharing enabled on Limewire, you are doing an illegal act, which is being facilitated by limewire.
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Re: The fight against the dirty pirates rages
NT wrote:lern2notfail
Limewire is perfectly legal, as are the possession of hacking tools.
If you have sharing enabled on Limewire, you are doing an illegal act, which is being facilitated by limewire.
Lets not be a semantic fucktard. Sharing on Limewire, the activity that Limewire was built to support, is illegal.
NT wrote:Did you read the article I posted? It actually addresses how the prosecution is trying to make it look like it's their decision and not their fail that caused it.
And where did you get that article? Oh, that's right, "Torrentfreak.com"
I smell a hint of bias.
NT wrote: L4Ds pc demo stopped working the day the game was released (aka the day AFTER i got the demo).
Which was the widely known plan from the beginning. I don't see how you not being in the loop is at all justification for pirating a game. And did you really even need to "try it out" first? It's a Valve game, first of all, and if you'd actually been paying attention to it before its release, you should have had enough of an idea about it to judge whether or not to get it.
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Re: The fight against the dirty pirates rages
Not everyone judges things because they are made by valve toaster, and l4d got repetitive quick.
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Dud Doodoo wrote:Not everyone judges things because they are made by valve toaster, and l4d got repetitive quick.
You had the console version right?
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ReconToaster wrote: Lets not be a semantic fucktard. Sharing on Limewire, the activity that Limewire was built to support, is illegal.
HAHAHA WOW, you're dumb. THE SHARING is illegal, whether you are using limewire, Vuze, bittorrent, bearshare, that doesn't matter, if you're sharing it's illegal. If you are only acquiring, its pretty much legal no matter what the content is.
Which was the widely known plan from the beginning. I don't see how you not being in the loop is at all justification for pirating a game. And did you really even need to "try it out" first? It's a Valve game, first of all, and if you'd actually been paying attention to it before its release, you should have had enough of an idea about it to judge whether or not to get it.
What part of "while I waited to get the money" do you not understand?
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Yes, and then I pirated the PC version in hopes it was better. It wasn't.ReconToaster wrote:Dud Doodoo wrote:Not everyone judges things because they are made by valve toaster, and l4d got repetitive quick.
You had the console version right?
I'm not saying it was bad, I LOVED it when I started playing it, but there was soo much wrong with the game and you had the same experience no matter how many times you played it.
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Dud wrote:there was soo much wrong with the game and you had the same experience no matter how many times you played it.
There is not "so much wrong with the game." You just had the wrong impression that the zombies would be more realistic.
NT wrote:HAHAHA WOW, you're dumb. THE SHARING is illegal, whether you are using limewire, Vuze, bittorrent, bearshare, that doesn't matter, if you're sharing it's illegal.
I understand that Sharing is illegal NT, that's what I was trying to explain to you. You were arguing semantics, just as you are now. You are trying to make it look as if we are arguing that the filesharing software that Lime Wire uses is, in itself, illegal.
When we refer to limewire, we are referring to the illegal activity that it is used for. We say "Lime Wire" because it takes a shorter period of time to type.
It's sad that I'm having to explain this to you. I know you're smart enough to have understood it in the first place, but instead you've attempted to make me look like an idiot by twisting my words.
NT wrote:If you are only acquiring, its pretty much legal no matter what the content is.
By "pretty much legal," I think you mean that, while it violates the "Digital Millennium Copyright Act," it is barely enforced.
It is still illegal.
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Recon, considering the beginning of the limewire talk was "I don't use limewire since it's illegal, I have a new program!" Limewire itself was being considered illegal.
And by Pretty much legal, i mean certain filetypes are affected. Leeching is PERFECTLY legal under the DMCA.
And by Pretty much legal, i mean certain filetypes are affected. Leeching is PERFECTLY legal under the DMCA.
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PIRATE BAY FTW!!!!
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More realistic? I never mentioned anything about realism. The special "zombies" simply took the fun out of the game, I want to kill zombies not get pulled off my position by a giant tung, or smashed into the ground by some huge monstrosity, or raped, ect. The graphics, while not necessarily bad, looked bad. In fact, they looked terrible. I hate the source look, and it didn't work for a zombie game.ReconToaster wrote:Dud wrote:there was soo much wrong with the game and you had the same experience no matter how many times you played it.
There is not "so much wrong with the game." You just had the wrong impression that the zombies would be more realistic.
NT wrote:HAHAHA WOW, you're dumb. THE SHARING is illegal, whether you are using limewire, Vuze, bittorrent, bearshare, that doesn't matter, if you're sharing it's illegal.
I understand that Sharing is illegal NT, that's what I was trying to explain to you. You were arguing semantics, just as you are now. You are trying to make it look as if we are arguing that the filesharing software that Lime Wire uses is, in itself, illegal.
When we refer to limewire, we are referring to the illegal activity that it is used for. We say "Lime Wire" because it takes a shorter period of time to type.
It's sad that I'm having to explain this to you. I know you're smart enough to have understood it in the first place, but instead you've attempted to make me look like an idiot by twisting my words.NT wrote:If you are only acquiring, its pretty much legal no matter what the content is.
By "pretty much legal," I think you mean that, while it violates the "Digital Millennium Copyright Act," it is barely enforced.
It is still illegal.
I don't like how the infection is already over, and it's just you v zombies. If I was to make a zombie game, I would certainly have civilians or survivors all over the place that can get infected, making you decide if you want to go through to effort to get them out. Imagine some extra members of your squad get bitten and turn in the middle of a fight. That's what I want when I think zombies.
The shooting was boring, you point and click and hit the target every time. Halo at least did it right, but L4D shooting is shit. I would have much preferred iron sights.
I could go on if you like.
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Dud wrote:I don't like how the infection is already over, and it's just you v zombies. If I was to make a zombie game, I would certainly have civilians or survivors all over the place that can get infected, making you decide if you want to go through to effort to get them out. Imagine some extra members of your squad get bitten and turn in the middle of a fight. That's what I want when I think zombies.
It sounds like you were wanting some kind of a deep, story-driven zombie game. Trust me, I would have loved a 28 days style zombie apocalypse drama more than anything. That was never what L4D intended to be.
Left 4 dead was intended to be a multiplayer/cooperative zombie killing game. The special units are thrown in to enforce cooperation and give the team a feeling of reliance.
I'll agree that iron sights, couples with blind fire, would be cool, but I wouldn't say the style they took was executed poorly. It works just fine in Half Life, and it works just fine in Left 4 Dead.
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Toaster, you are not getting the point. I never mentioned in there that I want realism OR a deep story line, I just want good zombies. L4D didn't offer that. While it's probably the best one out now, L4D isn't that great of a zombie game, and it's plainly not that replayable. No matter where the zombies spawn, you still get from point a to point b with pretty much the same experience every time.
While it is fun to sit on the couch and blast zombies at a party, I imagine it would be the same with Halo Wars.
I am not trying to insult an obviously good game, but it had a lot of problems, most notably it didn't do zombies well and it wasn't very replayable.
While it is fun to sit on the couch and blast zombies at a party, I imagine it would be the same with Halo Wars.
I am not trying to insult an obviously good game, but it had a lot of problems, most notably it didn't do zombies well and it wasn't very replayable.
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Dud Doodoo wrote:Toaster, you are not getting the point. I never mentioned in there that I want realism OR a deep story line, I just want good zombies. L4D didn't offer that. While it's probably the best one out now, L4D isn't that great of a zombie game, and it's plainly not that replayable. No matter where the zombies spawn, you still get from point a to point b with pretty much the same experience every time.
While it is fun to sit on the couch and blast zombies at a party, I imagine it would be the same with Halo Wars.
I am not trying to insult an obviously good game, but it had a lot of problems, most notably it didn't do zombies well and it wasn't very replayable.
No, it's not fun to sit on the couch and blast zombies.
It has replayability. It is called versus. I'm still playing the damn thing every weekend
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