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    If my comments are somewhat acerbic on this matter it's because I feel as a consumer I shouldn't be made to jump through hoops and suffer massive inconveniences to play games I've bought and paid for.

    2 of the biggest games of the last 2 years, Mass Effect 2 and Dragon Age, had NO DRM. Yet they sold perfectly well. These are isolated examples but there are dozens more out there. Ubisoft should take a lesson from them.

    Intrusive DRM is bad news. Full stop.
    Jan 04, 2011 4:14pm PST
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    If my comments are somewhat acerbic on this matter it's because I feel as a consumer I shouldn't be made ... : rottdcorpse

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      No DRM? Or acceptable DRM? : Brian Leahy
      • How about no DRM, AND a rabid legal team suing the worst pirates? I know, not economical, but until then... : the archvileThis person is cool!
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        With Bioware, you're required to authenticate your game. Once. With a serial key. This to me is accept... : rottdcorpse
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          That's still DRM, but yes, I agree that's acceptable for me. : Brian Leahy
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            Even a game that REQUIRES Steam is acceptable to me, it at least has an OFFLINE mode. I own a few dozen g... : rottdcorpse
            • Steam's compulsory for PC FPS gaming, as anyone who downloaded Counter-Strike 1.6 or bought Half-Life 2 w... : the archvileThis person is cool!
            • Steam isn't as awesome as that in some countries though. Faced with a choice of buying something on Steam... : Mr. Goodwrench
            • I game non-stop on my PC, and I don't even have steam installed ... so it's not that compulsory. : lordcalin
    • That's fine, and I *mostly* agree with you. Just don't take your rage out on other shackers in a distaste... : Milleh