No... Nvida is so sweet and loving, ready.

If you are poor, you take it. It is part of life.

Third person....

1- No cds = no used games = no rentals to try before you buy = more money for big businesses.

2- Online only can cut you off whenever, whereas if you have the disc you can do anything you want with it. There are two legal schools of thought 1- you bought it, you own it 2- you are paying for the right play it, but you don't own it (this is what companies want you to believe, but has never been tried in court). #2 is -unenforceable- with discs in the hands of owners.

This only benefits companies.

CA is getting greedy:

1- On disc DLC, which you pay to unlock.

2- No modding without 3rd-party tools because you might unlock the above.

Rome 1 was excellent, now they are getting too greedy. I'll pass.

They are such an awesome company. Recently another company *cough*Blizzard*cough* accidently gave out free gold from its auction house. Instead of saying have fun, they are persuing the "exploiters" of their mistake.

CD ProjecktRed is hopefully the future of gaming.

@Mr_BillGates Hackers, spammers, exploiters???

We mess up, but it is your fault if you take advantage of it. That's an adult attitude. My two year old son uses the same logic.

@Nova_Prime_85 @Virkhus I agree there too, but for different reasons.

Blizzard = money whores, not an actual gaming company. The gaming industry as a whole will be better off when they finally close shop. They have been dying a slow death.

There is a huge difference between pirated numbers and actual sales, because downloads represent people who would only get your game for free. These are people who believe your game is not worth $60, or even $10 (for your 5-10 hours of insulting gameplay). This game/music industry myth that they are all lost sales is a fallacy.

Don't make garbage, and your sales will go up.