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Game Activation Uproar

can we do hignfy stylee hints

eg

Of course its not true that [game] has been cracked, but it has

Seems to get them out of hot water :p
 
so we can;t chat about this:

cracker-season-3-pochette-avant.jpg



:(
 
i don;t really get that pic i posted, its got a cocasian guy on the the front with big red writing saying CRACKER on top. seems a bit racist to me? :confused:








/waits for someone to post picture of afro carribean bloke with the 'N' word over the top.
 
Cyber-Mav said:
i don;t really get that pic i posted, its got a cocasian guy on the the front with big red writing saying CRACKER on top. seems a bit racist to me? :confused:


/waits for someone to post picture of afro carribean bloke with the 'N' word over the top.
tbh i would have gone with an add for a cheap quality gay incest porno

CRACKER

Brotherly love..
Best Boys..
True Romance...
 
I'm really annoyed that this has been implemented through Steam as well. As if one security layer was not enough, I mean do 2K not trust Steam then? :mad:

I really hope this gets resolved as soon as possible, I will be buying the 360 version after hearing this news, it's a shame as I was really looking forward to the PC version. :(
 
You buy a game, you should be able to sell it on, same as anything else you buy. This is just crazy. Not that it makes much difference but I wont be buying this now.
 
Drukk said:
You buy a game, you should be able to sell it on, same as anything else you buy. This is just crazy. Not that it makes much difference but I wont be buying this now.

Same, I thought steam would be fine but as it turns out that's the same:/ I was really looking forward to Bioshock too...
 
Drukk said:
You buy a game, you should be able to sell it on, same as anything else you buy. This is just crazy. Not that it makes much difference but I wont be buying this now.
I'm pretty sure you'll still be able to sell on Bioshock so long as you uninstall it properly.
 
Ulfhedjinn said:
I understand what you mean now, roger wilco. :)

Basically avoid anything that's a "fact" then, like names of available pirate games and where/how to get them, things like that? I had a feeling that was the case anyway so I'd avoided specific words like "torrents".

I'm guessing that actually discussing the pros and cons of copy protection as a broad definition is still ok?

Copy protection talk is ok, OcUK just doesn't want the legal implications of hosting topics such as "Hey guys look Bioshock is now pirated!".
 
Zefan said:
That in itself is debatable!
Personally, I'd say it's not. I think it's a basic consumer right to be able to sell on (pretty much) anything you legally own. Capitalism won out and the right to make money from junk comes with it. :p
 
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