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Rajaat the Warbringer replied to Skysect's topic in Pillars of Eternity: General Discussion (NO SPOILERS)
Unless you emailed them for them to send you a replacement DRM free disc. -
Low int dialog.
Rajaat the Warbringer replied to TheisEjsing's topic in Pillars of Eternity: General Discussion (NO SPOILERS)
I hope it's in, I loved the low intelligence dialog in Arcanum. There should never be a "dump stat". -
Not encouraged
Rajaat the Warbringer replied to ls35a's topic in Pillars of Eternity: General Discussion (NO SPOILERS)
I'm sure you can find a ton of "accessible" (easy) RPGs, some RPG fans prefer a little challenge, with little to no handholding. I backed an old school style RPG because I want an old school style RPG experience. -
Great update! Looking forward to learning about the rest of the pantheon ^_^
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Piracy and DRM
Rajaat the Warbringer replied to Hormalakh's topic in Pillars of Eternity: General Discussion (NO SPOILERS)
All DRM does is punish legitimate consumers for NOT pirating. I'm not saying piracy is right, nor am I excusing it. I will say this: Diablo 3 would probably have been a day 1 purchase for me, except that they implemented that stupid "always online" crap. And I still haven't bought Spore, despite being interested in it. So they've lost sales because of DRM, not in spite of it. Some day, I might buy them, crack the DRM, and play them, but they still lost a full price sale because of it, and since I'll probably end up getting them used, they lost a sale from me altogether. And I may be wrong about this, but I'm willing to believe that digital distribution has increased piracy as well. I pay for every game I play (I even buy Super Famicom games so I can feel right playing the translated ROMS), but I only buy physical copies. If you tell me my choice is to pay full price for a mere download or not play your game, I'll pass. I have hundreds of other games I can play. I do, I admit, have tons of indie games downloaded from the humble bundles, but I feel good about donating to charity and getting free games. And if the games are good, sometimes I get lucky and the companies have CD collections of their games.