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Originally posted by johnny:
haven't got a clue, but once i have it, i'll figure something out to fix that crap. Once i bought it, it's mine, and only i will decide how i'll play the game, and it will definitely not be while i'm online. It has probably something to do with them being able to track down illegal copies, but like i said, once it's paid for, they are dismissed. What's mine is mine, and i play by my own rules.
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I have exactly the same sentiment, however thats not how it generally works out legally.. (which to me is abusive in the extreme).
The mistake made here is that people are purchasing a product, when instead what they are purchasing is a license. I think there is more than enough evidence to suggest that these so-called licenses ARE products, but your talking about years and millions of dollars worth of litgation to prove it so.