psycojester
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The internet turned me into a rabid pirate. I downloaded 18 copies of Oblivion just so i could laugh about how much i hurt Bethesda's profits
Seboss said:Ok I give up. The Codex is a good place for healthy arguments but this one is getting invaded by idiots.
Or they may be true accounts by people who've actually gotten their computers fucked up by a retarded copy protection.Let's say that I expressed the eventuality that some of the technical issues that SF seem to arouse might be overly exaggerated by people who see SF as a threat to their warezing pleasure, yes.
Claw said:What really annoys me are the un-interruptible anti-piracy ads on DVDs.
I ought to write the producers a letter: "If you keep wasting my time with those ads, I'll get pirated DVDs with the ads removed instead, you morons."
Claw said:What really annoys me are the un-interruptible anti-piracy ads on DVDs.
I ought to write the producers a letter: "If you keep wasting my time with those ads, I'll get pirated DVDs with the ads removed instead, you morons."
If you've read anything about Space Rangers here, you should have realized that playing Space Rangers is well worth the pain of dealing with any potential problems SF may cause you.Bluto said:I have declined to purchase Space Rangers II primarily because of what I have read in these forums about Starforce...
Bluto said:They have posted in their defence a $10,000 reward to anyone that can show that their software has affected their software or hardware. Have any of the posters on this forum claiming damage taken them up on their offer?
Seboss said:I never experienced any problem with SF so as far as I am concerned, this is bullshit.
Yeah, suuure. Looks like good old PR action to me. First, you have to demonstrate it on clean, freshly installed PC. Please tell me, how many PCs you know or use are working in lab conditions and have only OS installed? Second, even if you manage to demonstrate some kind of HARDWARE crash, feel free to prove it was SF's fault, even if everyone knows that.Bluto
They have posted in their defence a $10,000 reward to anyone that can show that their software has affected their software or hardware.
RadioGnome Invisible said:Yeah, suuure. Looks like good old PR action to me. First, you have to demonstrate it on clean, freshly installed PC. Please tell me, how many PCs you know or use are working in lab conditions and have only OS installed? Second, even if you manage to demonstrate some kind of HARDWARE crash, feel free to prove it was SF's fault, even if everyone knows that.Bluto
They have posted in their defence a $10,000 reward to anyone that can show that their software has affected their software or hardware.
Twinfalls said:Claw said:What really annoys me are the un-interruptible anti-piracy ads on DVDs.
I ought to write the producers a letter: "If you keep wasting my time with those ads, I'll get pirated DVDs with the ads removed instead, you morons."
YES!
Uninterruptible shit (whoosh, STUDIO NAME, jingle) on DVDs is bad enough, uninterruptible anti-piracy lectures are stunningly enraging.
You should start up a website with that very message, a good number of hits might start putting the fear into them.
Yeah, they are blacklisting USB optical drives and DVD-R medias like crazy as well.RadioGnome Invisible said:Seboss
Try using Mitsumi CD-writers on GigaRAID controller with 3.5.XX SF installed (don't know the first version to cause this bug, mine came with A.I.M.2). Not sure about you, but I find frequent random system lockups on CD access quite annoying. My guess, they're trying to do something with people using RAID-connected drives, because you don't have to disconnect them running SF-clone.
Bluto said:They have posted in their defence a $10,000 reward to anyone that can show that their software has affected their software or hardware. Have any of the posters on this forum claiming damage taken them up on their offer?