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9/16/2015 1:11:05 AM
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Far from it. Please read the second part of my post about DRM. That is where this issue truly lies. The law is no longer clear because copyright law is currently tied to physical copies. With digital copies it becomes very unclear. Eventually a legal precedent will be set regarding digital media, and it will determine how people can distribute digital content, and how business can protect their copyrighted content. Until then the developers decide on an individual basis.
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I don't give a crap about the quasi-legal babble in the second half of your post. It's the first half I take issue with.
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Well then take issue with it all you want. They're still only going to get one account to play the game on because they failed to read which edition was best for them. In short, they have to deal with it.
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Nice try apologist. Use all the misdirection you want. Still a pathetic fanboy.
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"Hey look at me everybody I'm on the bandwagon by calling anyone who disagrees with us a fan boy!" golly gee willickers you sure showed me /s
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Perfect, so you acknowledge that you disagree with me, and think people in the same house should have to buy multiple copies of the same game. Thanks for clearing that up.
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Edited by Wagsman1: 9/16/2015 11:21:47 PMI acknowledge that a company has the right to sell a product that it produced however they see fit. I also acknowledge that a customer has the right to not buy a product based on how the company conducts it's business. If you don't like Bungie, STOP PLAYING THEIR GAMES. If you like their games, BUY THEM.
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I chose Option C, I dislike bungievision, but like their games. Oh, and muted.
