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Reply to Suggestion for a DRM System in Stardock Games Stardock Forums

[quote who="shiva7663" reply="11" id="2023786"] Quoting Arturus Magi, reply 6 Google's situation is hardly an appropriate comparison, give that it is a legal requirement for operating within mainland China. Obeying a bad law is an act of evil. [/quote] Amen. It's just like if you want to get hired and the guy in the interview says "Well, one of the rules to get hired here is delivering some special services to your recruiter. So put of

Reply to Sins Entrenchment Feedback in Stardock Games Stardock Forums

[quote](Not having any counter to the mines is crazy!)[/quote] [quote who="annoyed" reply="6" id="2023663"]...- it becomes impossible to assault a planet without sending 100's of lemmings (scouts) to suicide the mines first. YECH! [/quote] Have you re-read your ships specs yet? The Vasari scout vessels can detect mines so other ships, facilities and strike craft can then shoot them. The same should apply for the other factions even though I've not tested that y

Reply to What would be viable copy protection? in PC Gaming Stardock Forums

Just a collection of thoughts on the matter... I'm perfectly fine buying a 'license to play' instead of 'purchasing ownership' of a game as long as the effect stays the same: I, the honest buyer, can play the game whenever, whereever and as long and often as I like. It's obvious to me that as a pair of shoes or a shirt or anything else personal a piece of software should be meant to be bought once per _user_ so the license stays with _me_, not with my c