@Gravelord_Nito @bluefox755 The problem is, in my opinion, very small, minority, fringe special interest groups who champion this nonsense, however, they have the loudest voices. Most reasonable people, including women, realize that this is nonsense, but you hear about it ALL the time. Special interest groups have essentially turned into a fourth branch of government. It's a dangerous thing when the government decides that protecting people's feelings is more important than protecting people's freedom of speech.
The interesting part about it, is the ones who claim to champion this blatant censorship, are the biggest offenders of reverse discrimination. Cause those poor helpless women can't handle this kind of thing right? They need people to come in and change everything potentially offensive so as not to scar their fragile, helpless minds right?? This is insanity! Politically correctness is softly and slowly eroding free speech...someone is ALWAYS going to be offended, the great thing about living in a free society is, if you don't like something you don't have to listen to it, or watch it, or be any part of it at all.
@Lord_Python1049 @bluefox755 Why can't people just brush stuff off? Why does EVERYTHING have to be censored, everytime someone gets 'offended'??? It's getting ridiculous...far more so if you even start to get into the hypocrisy and double standards of it all.
Me too lol, my computer is about 5 years old, so I can't play most modern games with maximum settings anymore, so I left everything on medium except 2 things, texture quality, up to high, and did the hair thing, thinking it wouldn't drop the FPS much if any, I dropped from 45 to 20, assuming it was the texture quality, I changed it, and got like 1 or 2 fps, it's the damn hair!
@jamesdvhunt @bluefox755 I suppose the money saved from pirates outweighs the money they lose alienating honest folks that are willing to pay for a good product? I'm curious what the ratio is for pirates and everyone else who doesn't buy it because of the DRM, or the bad publicity? And how many of the would-be pirates who now actually went out and bought the game, because spending money was the only thing holding them back? I find it hard to believe that this is a good idea, even from a business stand point.
Ok, I keep hearing Always Online is the best way to go...for ME, as the consumer, it's what I want, even if I don't know it yet, etc. Yet I have not heard a single reason why? Why is it better for me to be Always Online to play a game, as opposed to having an option?
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