Machinarium suffers 90% piracy rate, offers $5 amnesty sale
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Machinarium suffers 90% piracy rate, offers $5 amnesty sale
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#5Yeah that is going to cut down on piracy.
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#6Interesting. So 90% of the people pirate the game (which has no serial number or protection). I thought the reason people pirated apps was because of draconian protection systems like DRM?!
i didn't pirate it, but i'd probably buy this game at $5. for what it is, a shorter single player, point-and-click puzzle game, i don't know that i'd pay $20.
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#7So those who are honest pay the full price, and those who don't only have to pay 1/4? Yeah that is going to cut down on piracy.
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#9So those who are honest pay the full price, and those who don't only have to pay 1/4? Yeah that is going to cut down on piracy.
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#10Interesting. So 90% of the people pirate the game (which has no serial number or protection). I thought the reason people pirated apps was because of draconian protection systems like DRM?!
People pirate games with DRM because the pirate version is better than the legit one.
You could easily argue that the DRM is increasing both the number and social acceptability of software pirates, which is basically the opposite of what it claims to be doing.