pkt-zer0
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That hasn't been the case until relatively recently, but I haven't been keeping tabs on their prices. skyway surely has something to comment on that.Vault Dweller said:Russia is a huge market and a huge pirate "we are so poor that we can't buy them expensive american games" heaven, yet you can get most games for 5-10 bucks.
Also, legitimate software usage more than doubled in Russia in 2007, not sure how that correlates with just games, though.
For a lot of people, the consequences of opting for the free product, despite being able to afford the paying one, is also immediately obvious. If you're depending on sales from the fucktards who don't even realize that - well, you're screwing out with yourself. But we're going in circles, it seems.Vault Dweller said:We are talking about a free product competing with a product that you must pay for. For a lot of people it's a no-brainer.
Sure, but how many hoops should one be willing to jump through just to be able to spend his/her money?Vault Dweller said:So, when there is a will, there is a way
Unrelated, but I find it odd how Crysis' sales are blamed on piracy. The US has the lowest piracy rates, yet it's there that it only sold a handful of copies, as opposed to the one million sold units worldwide.