Originally
posted by
Anonymous:
I am sorry to say but this is absolute bullfluff.
What happened? Did EA fluff enough of you in the ass long enough that now you enjoy it? Why are you letting a game company dictate the way you play games. Last time I checked (1990s?) the customer's wants dictated the way a game was played.
You paid money (quite a bit at that) for a game. Some may want to play it online, I sure as hell do not nor do many others. Most wanted the ability to play it on LAN or Solo. Why in the hell are you giving a company money that can't even make solo and lan play possible. At this point they can't even get online play right. Most of this game goes against what the majority wanted as a followup.
PC gaming is truly dead, and it's all thanks to people just bending over and taking it.
What should really piss you off is that you paid for the game, in a month (if not already) it will be cracked and the pirates won't have to deal with all of these DRM nightmares.
Enjoy paying a game company to fluff you in the ass.
my sentiments exactly.
-as I said before, because a very large part of games companies' costumers are kids or are still comparably young and don't give a fluff about restrictions like locket does, the game market developed in a way that nearly no other market did. Name me 1 market where it is acceptable:
-to publish that many unfinished/not-properly-working products(bugs, and I don't mean the one or other minor bug, but gamebreaking or crashing bugs)
-to only license out your product
-to severly restrict the user in the way he is allowed to use the product
Originally
posted by
locket:
Originally
posted by
Anonymous:
SO basically you are saying you like it and want more?
I am saying that I understand why they did it. I'd rather have the option to play offline but its not a huge deal to me. I can live with the down time too but I don't like it. i just know that it will work smoothly sometime in the near future just like all their other games do.
so you actually say you like it :D
I understand that making it online is the best way of copy protection for blizzard. I don't understand why so many people are willing to bend over for a game that's not one bit as industry-changing(or only in the worst possible way for the costumer) as D2 was. In a few days Torchlight 2 will be released at a cheaper price, with less restrictions from publisher side and with nearly the same quality. It only hasn't the big blizzard tag attached to it.