blatantninja
Resident Redneck Facist
To me, that's not humorous at all, but instead very serious. And yes,
Well, its written as humor, though I agree that the subject matter is distrubing
To me, that's not humorous at all, but instead very serious. And yes,
Why would you do that with a game you're not even that interested in? I don't see price as an excuse for piracy.
Ouch! So really you just download a client that connects to their game server.
@the crackers: there is no excuse for piracy. it's stealing, period. again, grow up. and you can't crack D3 anyway. the whole "on-line, all the time" thing was put in to stop a-holes like you. now get off our boards. thanks.
Then buy Skyrim and don't buy Diablo 3. No one is forcing you to buy Diablo 3, and Blizzard did not hide the fact that D3 was going to require you to be connected to their servers the whole time which has inherent risks. If you buy D3, you agree to the risks involved. That's in the EULA. If you can't stomach the risks, don't buy the product. Don't get me wrong. I'm annoyed I couldn't play release day. That sucked. But I knew the risks going in. Some folks have decided to wait for things to settle before they make the choice to buy or not in order to reduce their risk. That's the mature way to deal with it. To buy the game knowing full well there was a decent chance the servers would go down often within the first week, or that, *gasp*, internet connections are not 100% reliable 100% of the time and then nerd-rage about it or make empty threats to pirate the game is just childish.You can play Skyrim in offline mode but there is no such option with Diabolo 3 is there?
I really don't want to judge until I've played it myself. I've just heard that a group of Koreans finished the game in 6 hours. Is that a good indicator of the game's length?
@the crackers: there is no excuse for piracy. it's stealing, period. again, grow up. and you can't crack D3 anyway. the whole "on-line, all the time" thing was put in to stop a-holes like you. now get off our boards. thanks.
Really? The idea of someone pirating a game gets you so steamed that you need to break out the pseudo swears?
Humanity must be a constant disappointment to you.
Today, it's a lot easier to expose bad games.
I completely agree, which is why your excuse for pirating is so lame.
With the internet, YouTube, etc.. it's easy to get a solid idea of whether or not you would like a certain game without having to steal it first.