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10/14/11 6:12:47 AM#201
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10/14/11 6:16:44 AM#202
Originally posted by Mr.Coyote You are my hero. |
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Kyleran
Bitter Vet™
Joined: 9/13/06
Fools find no pleasure in understanding, but delight in airing their own opinions. Pvbs 18:2, NIV |
10/14/11 6:51:40 AM#203
Originally posted by bakagami Then no real reason to respond when people call you out as the criminal you are, right, because you're all good with it. Works both ways.
"What gamers want ... is new game play patterns different from what they've experienced before" - Axehilt |
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10/14/11 7:12:04 AM#204
lol, judging by most of the comments I read it seems you guys didnt read the full article. It really isnt about pirating, it's about the modders/cheaters/hackers/losers ruining the games.
"OMG an article with the title Game Piracy is B.S." I must post and defend pirating lawl. Go fail again. |
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10/14/11 7:25:49 AM#205
Pirating isn't anything new. Hell as a gamer who is 27 years old i will openly admit that when we had the 386 PC we never ever paid for games. I didn't even know you could buy games. They wheren'nt in the stores. You just got a floppy disk from a friend. coppied it and then you owned the game. They magicly appeared out of the blue. No one knew where they came from, it was always from a friend.
Then the CD-rom came, but internet wasn't commen yet and lets admit it, downloading games with a 56k modem as max speed wouldn't be a succes anyway. In the cd-rom time you had these cd-roms called "twillights" they put many many games and other software on it. All illigale. Again no one knew where these twillights came from, people just had them and spread them around.
The game industry survived all those activities. Only know they complain cause people use the internet for it and now its easyer for them to see the numbers. But i doubt there is more piracy then there was in the past. And if there is more piracy then perhaps the devs should look at themselfs. After all singleplayer games become rare and most of them are done in 4 to 5 hours. I mean come one, you demand 50 euro for it and then give us only a shitty amount of gameplay time in return, no wonder people pirate it. Thats what you get when you ask more for less. People aren't willing to pay 50 euro's for 4 to 5 hours gameplay (yes CoD im looking at you with your broken multiplayer for the pc ever since modern warfare 2).
And now we come to the cheaters/modders. I say their penatly for ruining the gameplay experience for others and sometimes killing entire games multiplayer with their hacks...they should get perma bann from the internet. Thats the only penalty that helps. You can't block them from games cause they will find a way to get in again. Perma bann from the internet unless its in a public area where they can't install shit on their pc's, let allone hacks. If you commit a murder in RL you end up behind bars for many years. This is a risk you take when you break the law and you know it. hackers/cheaters should the same penalty. Being caught hacking/cheating in a game and destroying the game for it. 5 to 10 year internet ban. Boom no warnings, screw them its not like they are worthy people anyway. These people hack/cheat to win, infact i see them in many shooters and it are the same kids who call you a noob....who's the noob? Me who can't kill him cause he has god mode one and can see trough walls, or him who can't win without his pathetic hacks. I don't care they are 16 or younger, give hard penalties. I left to many games cause of hackers, games i enjoyed but couldn't enjoy anymore with the huge ammount of hackers. |
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10/14/11 7:36:55 AM#206
The short of it is The simple fact that while hacks, mods, cheats and exploits might annoy or even anger you. Such things happen in games because 1) Programmers do what they can to make sure the game runs as they expect 2) They purposely program in dev codes for themselves and their testers and leave them in the final production and 3) Gamers, by default are intelligent wily bastards and will do whatever they can to crack a game and exploit it like the whore it is. However I posted about this at length on my blog http://theknightednerd.wordpress.com
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10/14/11 7:46:51 AM#207
Originally posted by bakagamiOriginally posted by GMan3Originally posted by SaerainOriginally posted by bakagami So basically you are an admitted thief and don't feel all that bad about it. Well except that you think it might be ruining you gaming experience so you now pay for games at least? Still a thief and no better than a mugger on the street. Actually worse, a mugger at least has to face the people they are stealing from. "If half of what you tell me is a lie, how can I believe any of it?" |
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10/14/11 7:56:47 AM#208
Originally posted by KnightedNerd I think you mean. 3) Gamers, by default are intelligent wily bastards and will do whatever they can to crack("rape") a game and whore out the exploits like the pimps they think they are. I use that term rape because to me thats exactly what these types of ppl are doing. Feeding their power ego preying on our grief. You call them Pirates/Modders/Cheaters/Exploiters/etc I call them rapists. |
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10/14/11 9:04:49 AM#209
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10/14/11 9:27:31 AM#210
Hey bakagami I hope you like being part of botnet. Enjoy your exploited system. LoL pirated win 7. |
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10/14/11 9:29:50 AM#211
If I cracked it the way YOU whould then yeah I'd have a problem, but I use a modded CMOS |
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10/14/11 9:34:45 AM#212
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10/14/11 10:05:07 AM#213
Anyways back on topic... I think we the (legit) players should band together, create some new jobs and form some organizations. Play our games, catch these ppl, and do something about it! I absolutely hate when I buy a game then only to find that its plagued with this sorta thing.
I want to add an interesting article I found : http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2003/may/22/games.onlinesupplement |
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10/14/11 10:18:40 AM#214
Sometimes i wonder if a undetectable intelligent bot wouldnt be the best thing that could happen to mmos. People might stop grinding sit back realise what the bot does for them is a stupid skinner box and finally /unsub. Would force devs to produce fun content free of grind. Pi*1337/100 = 42 |
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10/14/11 10:31:37 AM#215
Yeah blame the devs, for their content being a grind. LOL Don't make me laugh. If i get pulled over for speeding let me try to blame the state for it being their fault I was speeding. "I'm sorry officer, these speedlimits here are too slow, making my drive to work boring." "It's the states fault for making it so slow" "And yes officer, the state is only making ppl speed by setting the limits so slow to make money from all the tickets you issue" |
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10/14/11 10:36:13 AM#216
Originally posted by 13333337 Do you relally not understand how the industry works? They want money so they need to keep you subbed. Only way to develop as fast as people consume is grind. So they feed you grind with a carrot (loot) on a stick to keep you subbed. If people would get some distance by not playing themselves through that they might /unsub more likely which would force devs to go other ways. Pi*1337/100 = 42 |
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10/14/11 10:43:19 AM#217
Oh I understand how the industry work completely. But really if its that bad ppl will unsub period. One could also argue that ppl will be unsubbing due to seeing all the bots run rampant. I'm sorry I let my emotions get the best of me, this is a very touchy subject for me. I feel as if I've thrown away money due to this sorta thing. I don't mean to come off as rude. Even if the game is a grind, and you feel that its not right what the devs do to keep you hooked into playing for as long as possible. It doesnt make it right to take a shortcut there. When the rest of us work, and work hard at it to get to the same finish line. Yes I will agree developers need to come up with a better hook to keep us playing other then a grind. But, resorting to bots to make them see what a waste of time it was for them to do it isnt the answer. If you feel you need to cheat to "payback" the developers. Just stop playing the game. That will hurt them more, and make them think more when their game goes under for being a poor product. |
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10/14/11 10:52:16 AM#218
Originally posted by 13333337 It does not count as bad. I'm thinking about heroics and raiding. People continue raiding cleared content just for gear. Farm mobs just for gear/rep . Noone really says oh i enjoy killing those mobs so much i just keep killing them on and on. It is all just a skinner box and frankly i don't like that.
Regarding bots: you only notice the bad ones. Good ones are undistuingishable from real players. (e.g. UT ) We are at a point were computers can drive cars on the street in heavy traffic. Getting a believable bot for a mmo shouldnt be a impossible problem. Pi*1337/100 = 42 |
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10/14/11 11:19:28 AM#219
I dont want to stray off topic here, but I will go ahead and say it. I'm pretty sure there will always be some sort of "grind" in any MMO genre. Weither it be lvls, for gear, for talent, rep, whatever. It's always gonna be there we will just add another tag to the "grind" cloud. I think the key would be to make it as fun as possible and perhaps dynamic (enemies change tactics, or learn from you countering your skill set etc) This article is about the ppl who ruin our gaming experience by "cheating" or "modding" doing this because the game is boring, a grind, or even too hard, or easy. Doesn't make it right for you to ruin it for other players who enjoy playing the game. Besides, what is boring for you. Just might not be for everyone. Everything is subject to ones opinion. Except cheating, and even that is subject to opinion LOL I failed. |
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10/14/11 11:20:48 AM#220
Originally posted by Requiamer Of course it's a concept. It differs from cultures to cultures and from time period to time period. Luckily we know where we are and what time period we are in. For instance, if I take your car or occupy your house or use your pants you might say "I don't want you to do those things, you are not entitled to it. Unless you live in a culture and country that is somewhat sequestered away or adheres to some sort of community idea of ownership or that idea that land can't be owned it would be safe to say that when someone uses the word ownership we all know what they mean and practice it in some way in our own lives. Or do you just go into a store and take a few tV's and then start telling the manager about ownership as a concept. They like that you know. |
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