I decided to pirate TW3 because I was boredĤ. I was not interested in TW3 -> I was not going to buy it, everĢ. How did I harm their business if I'm buying the game, what kind of backwards logic is that? Did you even understand the process I described?ġ. Through your actions described above you harm the business of the 'good guys'. You pirated one of the best game of last 10 years and money wise you harmed the business of one of the best (if not the best) dev out there and still you see some positives in it. Buy even you dont plan to buy a game you still dont have a right to use somebody`s work for free. X0/PS4 is not cracked and sales numbers says it all. Of course many of them will buy if they will not have free alternative on torrents sites. There's no questioning that, some people just have no respect for the work of others. I mean if games would hold a decent proportion relative to each country and cost 60RON instead of 60EUR, AAA games would actually sell here.īut yes, unfortunately there is a minority who won't buy games no matter what, they just like freebies. An AAA game is less than 2% of that salary. Compare that to Americans who make around $45k/year on average, that's almost $4k a month.

You can imagine that spending 12% of your salary for one AAA game at launch is not something most Romanians do, and not because they're greedy they're just expensive. I for example live in Romania where the average wage is somewhere around 500EUR/month. I think 'want' was not the perfect word for me to use I was inclusively referring to people who can't comfortably afford those games and thus don't buy them. If I sent the game publisher a portion of my electricity bill, I doubt they would pay it. That being said, I really wish the CPU killer copy protections won't become widespread. Fortunately I have the patience for it, unlike all the pirates, I reckon. I don't feel like paying 50-60 euros for games (especially if it's not an Elder Scrolls), so I go for the other great option: I wait a couple of years until the game hits the decent bargain sales. As long as it's a way of life for them to get games (and other software) for free, they will do it so that they have money left for other things they can't get for free so easily. If they really want to play one game but can't find a crack, they will buy it. So, they pirate games to increase the amount of games, and any other things, they can afford.

I'm sure a good deal of pirates would even steal PC hardware if they could get away with it, but it's considerably harder than simply downloading software. Most people aren't living such a nice life they wouldn't need to make any buying choices.

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