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I would buy Wings of Prey if it wasn't for the DRM install limit.
alvaro_pg
I would also buy it if it wern't for that stupid DRM. The other games in the series are excellent.
What's wrong with the DRM, I was thinking of buying this game and get a Joystick just for this...
Apparently the game has an install limit which means if you install it more times than they say you can you will have to fight tooth and nail for your right to use the software you paid for.
I would also buy it if it wern't for that stupid DRM. The other games in the series are excellent.
PublicNuisance
What's wrong with the DRM, I was thinking of buying this game and get a Joystick just for this...
Apparently the game has an install limit which means if you install it more times than they say you can you will have to fight tooth and nail for your right to use the software you paid for.
it's a computer install limit. You can only install it on 3 computers
I wouldn't be surprised if there is enough of a psychological effect to even such a tiny discount to make it worth trying. Even though, rationally, there's no significant price difference there, when people skim over prices, any promise of savings draws people's attention. There may be no relation to this case, but it's worth remembering that Valve did hire an experimental psychologist last year to help them make their Steam sales even more effective.
I wouldn't be surprised if there is enough of a psychological effect to even such a tiny discount to make it worth trying. Even though, rationally, there's no significant price difference there, when people skim over prices, any promise of savings draws people's attention. There may be no relation to this case, but it's worth remembering that Valve did hire an experimental psychologist last year to help them make their Steam sales even more effective.Tiberius
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