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The only person you hurt with install limits are your customers.
Sure there are some ok DRMs but they arn't install limits, they are one time online registrations. So what do install limits do to to stop pirates? On the PC gaming market there are few good copy protections, none of which have a install limit. Successful DRM isn't measured in how many computers 1 copy can be installed on, it's measured in how well it stops pirates without hurting the custumer who pays your salary. A real good developer doesn't hurt his customers, he works with them.
The only person you hurt with install limits are your customers.
I can't stand install limits because they lack freedom. If you can't come up with a consumer friendly alternative why not just go join those damn commie star force bastards. Their looking for people who want to be boycotted. commie star force that's what I call em. Are you being boycotted? Or are you a freedom loving gamer.
With stupidity comes install limits, but with bravery comes good drm that doesn't hurt the custumer, and custumer satisfaction, and loyal fans, and sales. Assuming everyone doesn't boycott your game.
The only person you hurt with install limits are your customers.
Install limits, so stupid so useless too. I'm not sure if I'm using the right word here but is it ah... boycott?
Well there is a scientific name for install limits, it's called boycott, OK maybe I just made that up but whatever corporation thought an install limit was a good idea is full of idiots.
Oh I feel for the custumer, perhaps they wish they had the time machine to avoid such install limits a? But they don't have time machine so now EA laughs haha stupid people buying games with a install limit.
Sure there are some ok DRMs but they arn't install limits, they are one time online registrations. So what do install limits do to to stop pirates? On the PC gaming market there are few good copy protections, none of which have a install limit. Successful DRM isn't measured in how many computers 1 copy can be installed on, it's measured in how well it stops pirates without hurting the custumer who pays your salary. A real good developer doesn't hurt his customers, he works with them.
I can't stand install limits because they lack freedom. If you can't come up with a consumer friendly alternative why not just go join those damn commie star force bastards. Their looking for people who want to be boycotted. commie star force that's what I call em. Are you being boycotted? Or are you a freedom loving gamer.
With stupidity comes install limits, but with bravery comes good drm that doesn't hurt the custumer, and custumer satisfaction, and loyal fans, and sales. Assuming everyone doesn't boycott your game.
Install limits, so stupid so useless too. I'm not sure if I'm using the right word here but is it ah... boycott?
Well there is a scientific name for install limits, it's called boycott, OK maybe I just made that up but whatever corporation thought an install limit was a good idea is full of idiots.
Oh I feel for the custumer, perhaps they wish they had the time machine to avoid such install limits a? But they don't have time machine so now EA laughs haha stupid people buying games with a install limit.