my coworker seemed more surprised when i told him i buy video games
Well he would, you're a dog.
my coworker seemed more surprised when i told him i buy video games
A bit off-topic, but isn't the purpose of jaywalking laws to remove culpability from drivers during traffic accidents, rather than to prosecute jaywalkers?Yes, yes you are.
Do you also say people are committing a crime and they cross a street without using a crosswalk?
my coworker seemed more surprised when i told him i buy video games
Lol yeah that stood out to me like it's definitely not a game you would call buggy.I'm much more baffled at the statement of DQXI being buggy, not liking the game is fine, but that shit is polished to a sheen. This feels like such a weird ass take.
Also yes you're overreacting.
I've been ticketed for jaywalking, so it ain't just to help drivers.A bit off-topic, but isn't the purpose of jaywalking laws to remove culpability from drivers during traffic accidents, rather than to prosecute jaywalkers?
Yes. I helped my company VP set up their pirated Android box since they wanted to dump cable.Just to clarify, my reaction is less about the whole pirating thing and more to do with the setting he said it in.
I mean, would you say that sort of thing within earshot of your boss?
No, it's mainly to have reasons to harass poor people and minorities. Pedestrians always have the right of wayA bit off-topic, but isn't the purpose of jaywalking laws to remove culpability from drivers during traffic accidents, rather than to prosecute jaywalkers?
I'm starting to understand why so many on this forum are against things like Denuvo. This thread tells a much different story compared to the rationale I used to see in those threads.
Just to clarify, my reaction is less about the whole pirating thing and more to do with the setting he said it in.
I'm really surprised by your naivety on this topic. Also, both stories can be true about Denuvo.
I literally said out loud "Dude, did you just admit to a crime?" This was at work, with everyone in the room clearly hearing ME, including his superiors.
hen, one of my co-workers said "Oh, that game? Yeah, I pirated it last year, but it was so buggy that I didn't get far."
And I was so flabbergasted. I literally said out loud "Dude, did you just admit to a crime?" This was at work, with everyone in the room clearly hearing him, including his superiors.
And he then just brushed it off like it was no big deal. I simply couldn't believe how brazen that was.
"but... but... but!"
Why should I, a consumer, care about someone pirating?I'm not naive, I'm calling out what I think is questionable indifference at best.
Oh it absolutely will."Dude, did you just admit to a crime?" is going to be the new italian dinner.