I'm still offering blowjobs / handjobs to whoever is in a position to make this console region free.
Willing to work long hours to get the results I need.
Yaaay i got a reply from Vandal! Another spanish media to the list.
http://www.vandal.net/noticia/13506...consola-prepara-una-segunda-fase-de-protesta/
Man this feels great
EDIT: They even ased me to keep them updated about our moves at E3 and later. I can't believe it!
All the rumors Im hearing is that it is, indeed, region free. That's not 100% go-have-a-party-celebrating info... but i've heard it from multiple people.
Also, tomorrow when this thing does start. Those of us here really paying attention on a more intense level.... if we have the time we may want to make singular tweets to individual people. Like tweet just to yosp, and then boyes, and then koller, and each MS guy. That way the feed for #ps4nodrm gets more individual tweets during the early part of the day.
Of course if you're busy and all you have time for is one tweet at like 6 guys... that helps as well.
Baller, what happened to the tumblr links? They were in the homepage and now they're missing!
If MS and Sony announce some sort of DRM at E3, I'd like to see all GAF avatars upside down.
All the rumors Im hearing is that it is, indeed, region free. That's not 100% go-have-a-party-celebrating info... but i've heard it from multiple people
Hey, First Post on NeoGAF! Yay!
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Interview and story about phase 2.
http://www.highlightpress.com/drm-p...nd-two-with-playstation-and-xbox/2334/swhelan
Kinda proud of myself for the line at the end about lunch eating
Quick update, I got a reply back from CNN who said they will consider running another story, but I've seen nothing yet
Also Dojit told me they were really busy but will definitely join in the tweeting even if they don't get time to run a story, which is something
Interview and story about phase 2.
http://www.highlightpress.com/drm-p...nd-two-with-playstation-and-xbox/2334/swhelan
Kinda proud of myself for the line at the end about lunch eating
Pete Dodd, campaign director for the #XboxOneNoDRM and #PS4NoDRM Twitter demonstrations that protest possible decisions made by Microsoft and Sony to incorporate digital rights management (DRM) into their popular Xbox and PlayStation gaming systems, told Highlight Press in an email that both [companies] have made it quite clear that they wont be talking about any details DRM or otherwise until E3. That doesnt mean, however, that the group is simply going to wait.
Baller, what happened to the tumblr links? They were in the homepage and now they're missing!
I think we found your tag :-D :
I tried to keep the text clear, and the filesize is a bit too small, so I had to do a bit of rotating and resizing to get it to work. Here you go:
Maybe someone who's actually good with photo editing can help you more.
EDIT: I should check for recent replies before posting. =3
Honestly not that funny if you read the actual post I made and the subsequent posts explaining. Baller evidently did not understand the post. But it started to really derail the thread, so I'm done. Wish I could have made a thread and not derailed it.
Haha! I made that up when I gave the journalist Pete's contact information. XD
LOL... I was wondering where that came from because I sure as shit never referred to myself as a campaign director.
It's a hard choice between campaign manager and slacktivist. I hope if I do get a tag a new challenger appears....
I read the post, it was just completely idiotic. There's absolutely zero reason for Sony/MS to enact those policies. They don't give a shit about physical disc convenience -- they care about keeping publishers' breath off their necks by giving them a kickback on used sales. Your "plan" didn't address that at all since the system could potentially work as it does now regarding used games. Basically, you completely failed to grasp the entire reason for DRM in the first place and put forth an argument that would accomplish nothing besides adding a bunch of complicated registration bullshit to get in the way of playing games and act as a trojan horse for more draconian DRM schemes in the future.
Feel free to get either a clue or TFO, thanks.
That was not the point of my post. You say that developers would never go for my plan because it doesn't restrict used game sales. No it doesn't, your right, but neither does your plan.
That comparison is flawed. In that GS breakdown the original owner @ $20 should be the publisher, since they are the owner of the game and the publisher is the owner in your chart. At the point it is sold to GS the publisher does not own it anymore and are not entitled to a cut.Can someone take this image and recreate it with a GameStop second hand sale?
Bioshock Infinite is 54.99 pre-owned at GameStop, they will give you $20 for it. The breakdown becomes
Retailer Margin - $35
Original Owner - $20
Distribution, Cogs - $0 (you bring it right to them!)
Platform royalty - $0
Publisher - $0
I wonder why the publishers and platform holders want DRM.
I don't wonder why they want a cut, I know why they want a cut, but they are not entitled to a cut.
For sure, it is in their hands to decideThats a valid opinion (I'd rather see the money go back to the publishers than retail) but that isn't my point.
My point is it doesn't matter whether or not they're entitled to it, it is in the platform holders hands to decide, and they get money of every sale in the DRM scenario.
Have we decided what time Phase II begins?
Can someone take this image and recreate it with a GameStop second hand sale?
Bioshock Infinite is 54.99 pre-owned at GameStop, they will give you $20 for it. The breakdown becomes
Retailer Margin - $35
Original Owner - $20
Distribution, Cogs - $0 (you bring it right to them!)
Platform royalty - $0
Publisher - $0
I wonder why the publishers and platform holders want DRM.
It's also our choice to make our voices heard that this will not be acceptable. It isn't trying to strong-arm them into not using DRM, it's letting them know where consumers stand on the idea, which is a firm "No!". That should clear up any misconceptions you have about this movement; if you already knew this, then what was the point in you posting that?My point is it doesn't matter whether or not they're entitled to it, it is in the platform holders hands to decide, and they get money of every sale in the DRM scenario.
The publisher and platform holder already got their $27 and $7, respectively, from the original purchase. What the purchaser and any third party do with that disc afterward should be between them.
Tomorrow on the next big push for #PS4noDRM, if I re-tweet an existing tweet I've sent will it still add onto the #PS4noDRM campaign on Twitter as an additional tweet for the trend?
Hey guys, finally my account is approved and I can post.
Did my fair share on twitter, will go at it again tomorrow, made a couple of images, the facebook page and reddit post.
Keep up the good work, hope we'll do well tomorrow.
I believe retweeting does help with Twitter's voodoo as to what's trending or not. But I don't know if we will have the numbers to actually make it trend anyway.
My biggest piece of advice would be to write each person individually if you have time throughout the day. So that way you are writing 10-15 tweets instead of loading up on usernames and just doing two or three.
Also... remember that the hashtag is really just a search tool for us. Writing something personal to each person is what will be effective. Like the tweet in phase one where someone said "Your controller has a share button but we might not be able to share games with friends? #PS4NODRM" was a great tweet because you know if someone read it they were like 'yeah, man! right on' instead of some generic tweet like "we like used games! #PS4NoDRM'
That's also why I would move away from just using a form tweet. Though a form tweet is better than no tweet at all.
WelcomeHey guys, finally my account is approved and I can post.
Did my fair share on twitter, will go at it again tomorrow, made a couple of images, the facebook page and reddit post.
Keep up the good work, hope we'll do well tomorrow.