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WOOT!

I enjoyed reading that...

anyway, I pirate because I refuse to be punished for being a good customer. I also wont pay $50 for a game and only get 6 hours of game play. Then they complain that no one buys PC games. here is one for ya, make games, say, $20 each. I'd buy 5 with $100 instead of 2, and I would buy WAY more games if that was the case. I'm sure a lot of other people would too. thing is, this stuff is over priced. Supply and demand is is really low. There is unlimited supply, and high demand, but who wants to pay ridiculous amounts of money for a blue ray disk that you watch 5 times and put on the shelf. They are trying to force their overpriced goods on us, and I don't like.

posted by : brickling, 14 April 2009 Complain about this comment
Pirate that doesn't wank

What some people don't realize is that law is based on customs. If everyone is doing something then it's defacto legal.

I pirate because I can't get any of this stuff out in Japan. No choice. Video store only sells porn.

Also i pirate because everyone else does too. It gives me a warm fuzzy feeling to know i'm part of a warmer fuzzier group.

It's just another distribution method. Get over the fear factor. It's nonsense.

posted by : Re:Anonymous Coward, 14 April 2009 Complain about this comment
The irony is...

I'm a pirate because of all the stuff I read about the RIAA suing innocent people for outrageous sums of money.

If they were to reduce the amounts to maybe 10 times the value of the nicked property, I'll very happily go back to being a customer of Blockbuster Video.

posted by : Anonymous Coward, 14 April 2009 Complain about this comment

MPAA's hacking history bites it in the Aris

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