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By: nobuyer

nobuyer — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 17:47:29 +0000

I have played the game, all levels without skipping, loved it, connected to the internet and made a pretty tower, right now I’ll go back in the levels and try to make ocd in all.

Do you know why doesnt people like me dont want to buy the game? because maybe the last time they spent money on a game was 5 years ago and they prefer having a mcmenu instead of paying for it ^^

anyways, some people will not want to spend any money, and i support them

ps:I didnt bought it, and im happy with my decision :D

By: Catto

Catto — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 04:09:18 +0000

Hey Now,

90% seems like a lot.

thx 4 the info,
Catto

By: Thirith

Thirith — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 19:12:50 +0000

Jimmy Z: next time you resurrect a comments thread, you may want to read a bit more about what you’re saying – such as, for instance, a deeper discussion of the figures (on this very site!) or 2D Boy’s statement that regardless of this they still wouldn’t put DRM on their game because it doesn’t work. Pirates will still pirate the game.

Your heroes/patsies thing is just silly.

By: Jimmy Z

Jimmy Z — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 18:37:06 +0000

I purchased this game thru Amazon and love it, but heck, my IP is static and I used to watch it change numerous times a day, every day. That means after owning this game for a month, these ‘pirate’ researchers who came up with the 90% pirated figure are going to have a result of worse than 99.9% piracy just from me and my single legitimate copy of the game. This 90% is complete crap, but will now be used to justify the invasive and destructive measures used by EA and DRM software like SecuROM. I would’ve thought these ex-EA employees who authored this game would have had a few more clues than that, but apparently not. They’ve gone from being heroes to being patsys in my book. BOOOOOOO!

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 22:30:27 +0000

As for the comments about steam, i would like to see what are the figures of the sales and how they compare to the other methods’ figures. i would bet that most people learned about the game because it was advertised on steam and wtf would anyone search for the dev’s website? so the availability problem would be rather large

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 21:53:06 +0000

how exactly does drm stop piracy? Can you tell me of any game that hasn’t gotten cracked? And how could you possibly measure piracy? that’s total crap. Also i found the game boring just by playing the demo, but that’s just me anyway

By: Uther Doul

Uther Doul — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 15:19:22 +0000

Um, maybe I'm missing something here, but does this mean that by visiting the leaderboard on the website I'm now counted as a pirate? Even though I'm only vaguely aware of the game, never even seen it played, and only ended up here after hearing about this 90% piracy thing? What kind of metric is that? Seriously, if you want to esimate piracy based on IP addresses, then allow for duplicates due to dynamic IPs, and people just visiting that web page. 15-18% seems more like it, 30% max. On the other hand, if I was more cynical, I'd suggest that a 90% piracy figure will probably be far more widely reported alongside the game's name than the daft means used to calculate it, leading to a fair bit of free publicity. But since I'm not that cynical, I'll probably head out and buy the game as part of my new support DRM-free games drive.