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Can't be so sure!
Don't worry, odds are it will be. But let's not dilute the message, DRM is the present most harmful thing.
Can't be so sure!
Some posts that needs re-reading, the first one from this thread:
These two from the Penny Arcade shill thread:
They turned off all YouTube comments for starters. They know.
yea but apparently a mod from Reddit took it down tho
And your comment is not a waste of time?
The campaign is more powerful if it's like:
"Hey Sony, Microsoft has done something really stupid, now go on and prove you're on the side of the true gamer, by not doing the same! The whole world is watching!"
Also, Microsoft has already received their fair share of shit for this.
Fair enough. Ok, I won't get in the way of your endeavor.
I think more people think Microsoft won't change their mind than Sony. Microsoft has had the head honcho (VP) tell everyone DRM is a go. Sony has not spoken about it at all... and a current rumor says they are currently deciding if they should implement it after the debacle that Microsoft stirred up. If anything people want to be sure Sony knows how we feel and hopefully weighs everyone in their decision.
Shouldn't you tweet to Microsoft too? Or you all only care about Sony?
Bring up the accounts we need to spam. I'm okay with this. It's not a system war anymore, it's about consumer rights now.Shouldn't you tweet to Microsoft too? Or you all only care about Sony?
Shouldn't you tweet to Microsoft too? Or you all only care about Sony?
Bring up the accounts we need to spam. I'm okay with this. It's not a system war anymore, it's about consumer rights now.
Some posts that needs re-reading, the first one from this thread:
These two from the Penny Arcade shill thread:
Try not to be snarky or dicks.
Yep. MS are well aware of everything.The only way to get MS to change is if Sony does the opposite.
But MS has already shown their ideal vision
lolLast time Microsoft guy suggested to #dealwithit, so I honestly don't think it's worth trying
Shorter is easier to use.#PS4NoDRM is impossible, every console has DRM. #PS4NoDRMforRetailGames makes more sense.
These two from the Penny Arcade shill thread:
It's nonsensical. Steam has competition in the PC game distribution space -- they don't do it because they have big hearts and want to spread love and happiness.That's a bit harsh, no? Gotta be a shill to think that if the consoles were in the same position with their games as Steam is now that there might be sales and less piracy? Can't folks disagree without being so disagreeable?
This thread is getting trolled by all the people coming into a Sony thread and asking why it isn't about Microsoft too...
I am not big twitter user but this is what I found for google
@majornelson
@aarongreenberg
@mrphilharrison
@xbox
@xboxsupport
There is @xboxoneofficial but it is not confirmed account
Can't find anything for Don and Spencer
Bring up the accounts we need to spam. I'm okay with this. It's not a system war anymore, it's about consumer rights now.
k, come out with a copy-pasta proof tweet and i'll be glad to do my part...
I am not big twitter user but this is what I found for google
@majornelson
@aarongreenberg
@mrphilharrison
@xbox
@xboxsupport
There is @xboxoneofficial but it is not confirmed account
Can't find anything for Don and Spencer
It's nonsensical. Steam has competition in the PC game distrobution space -- they don't do it because they have big hearts and want to spread love and happiness.
This thread is getting trolled by all the people coming into a Sony thread and asking why it isn't about Microsoft too...
k, come out with a copy-pasta proof tweet and i'll be glad to do my part...
@majornelson @aarongreenberg @mrphilharrison @xbox @xboxsupport Speaking on behalf of GAF and gamers worldwide, #XboxOneNoUsedDRM
Seriously? You want to sum this up as another console war?This thread is getting trolled by all the people coming into a Sony thread and asking why it isn't about Microsoft too...
Yup. Burai's post in that other thread should be turned into it's own topic and stickied tbh. So good.
yea but apparently a mod from Reddit took it down tho
Some posts that needs re-reading, the first one from this thread:
These two from the Penny Arcade shill thread:
Well, this is the disconnect I guess. You admit you only hold this view because of the detrimental effects (you think) are impacting the industry. You are asserting that a fundamental aspect of property rights and consumer rights as it has existed since the beginning of trade should be adjusted and recodified on a per-industry basis, not because it's inherently bad or unethical, but just because you think it's a threat to the industry's health. Which means you are essentially arguing for protectionism for corporations--consumers are free to exercise their consumer rights only up to a certain point, but if that free exercise is perceived to threaten the viability of the industry, then their rights must be limited in order to save the industry.
I don't think I can put into words my disgust at this demeaning display of groveling at the feet of your game developer overlords. Even a die-hard laissez-faire capitalist would not be so subservient, because even a capitalist would accept that sometimes industries die and that's the way the world works. As much as I enjoy games, there is no inherent good in this industry. The ends do not justify the means here; there is nothing that makes the gaming industry inherently worthy of preservation, not to the point that would justify carving out a special exemption for them where used games are somehow magically not OK when they are OK for every other packaged good on the planet. Just because your favored set of content producers couldn't properly adapt does not justify rewriting the rules of what "property ownership" means and fundamentally removing the ability to preserve, inherit, pass on, lend, and share its products.
The industry does not come first; consumers do. I have no sympathy for an industry that cannot properly stumble its way around a viable secondhand market like every other mature industry in the world. Sometimes your old product just isn't good enough, and the way you solve it is by making a better product, not by forcing consumers to adapt to your archaic and myopic business model with your dying breath. If this industry can't find a way to make money off the primary market -- even with DLC and exclusive pre-order content and HD re-releases and map packs and online passes and annualized sequels and "expanding the audience" and AAA advertising and forced multiplayer -- then, if I may be so blunt, fuck it. It doesn't deserve our money in the first place. If an entire industry has its head so far up its ass, is so focused on short-term gains, and has embraced such a catastrophically stupid blockbuster business model in the pursuit of a stagnant market of hardcore 18-34 dudebros that it thinks it has no choice but to take away our first-sale rights as its last chance of maybe, finally, creating a sustainable stream of profits, then it can go to hell. It doesn't need your protection, it needs to be taken out back and beaten until it remembers who its real masters are.
I especially have a hard time having any sympathy because so many of the industry's problems are of its own making. They chose to focus on shaderific HD graphics over long-lasting appeal and gameplay; they chose to focus on linear scripted cinematic B-movie imitations that were only good for one playthrough instead of replayability and open-ended design; they chose to pour so much money and marketing into military porn and fetishized violent shootbang Press A to Awesome titles, exactly the kinds of games that hardcore gamers, the most likely gamers to trade in games quickly were prone to buying and reselling; and perhaps most galling, they chose to give Gamestop loads of exclusive pre-order bonuses while they knew exactly what Gamestop would say to those customers once in the store. They kept making insanely lavish and nonsensical displays of spectacular whizz-bang, despite that being exactly the kind of game most susceptible to trading after one week because there was nothing left to do with it. And now they're discovering that putting so many insanely expensive eggs into one fragile and easily breakable basket is maybe not the most sustainable business model ever.
So forgive me if I find myself not caring one bit when the industry complains that it's just so hard to sell six million copies of Gears of Medal of Battle of Uncharted Angry Dudes VII in the first week and that's why they need to take away used sales for the entire platform. No, the problem isn't at this end.
Any chance of this hitting top trending on twitter?
This.
Is this happening on other gaming forums, such has gamefaqs, IGN etc?
Any chance of this hitting top trending on twitter?
But really though if Sony came out of E3 with
1)Free Online MP for PSN, PSN+ has more features, STILL $49.99
2)Non-Region locked
3)Worldwide Release before Black Friday
4)No DRM/Anti-Used game features at ALL. Period.
5)$399 Basic SKU $449 Premium SKU
Would it be premature to say Next gen is over?