Amardez wrote...
trashsk wrote...
I have payed those $5 on january 5th. My friend has sent me link to download it this morning, so I guess, I'll play it, since I have already payed for it. You know, first release date was like "during xmas holidays", second one was january 5th, I took one day off from work, payed for it, and nothing happens.
So I guess it's fair I'll use that DLC now, and Bioware keeps my money, we both are happy, aren't we?
Just becareful what you do depending on your country that may still be breaking the law and you have paid for it waiting a little longer in not that bad and if you are prepared to use something that has been stolen you are just adding to the problem you would have been better to report that link to Bioware and give them the opertunity to have it taken down one way or another.
IF something is stolen they are right to dely the release until they find out who leaked it they have to protect themselves and us them form losing money and us form having people taking the code apart and distroying a good company and their game.
It is perfectly legal in country I live - I can download and use whatever I want as long as I don't share it, and since I have downloaded it from hotfile, I am clean. Only thing they can do is ban my account, but why they would do it? I have payed for the game, I have payed for the DLC at time of their second announced release time. Anyway they don't want to lose any paying customer who has bought all games they ever released. I work at software industry myself, but I have totally clear conscience about this.
Well you got your point at reporting that link, I will do it right now. I am big fun of Bioware, but I got really upset by this.
Edit: How to report those links anyway?
Modifié par trashsk, 09 janvier 2010 - 02:47 .




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