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So "all this bitching about DRM" is due to the fact that many people believe that DRM is not just useless, but harmful. |
Don't like DRM? Up your pledge to a boxed copy, you bums. hahaha.
Steam does suck though. When Gaben steps down, I bet you they'll enforce monthly fees like Playstation Plus. |
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if theres two hornet-nest issues in gaming its: DLC and DRM.
Why oh why did they have to provoke both. Honestly, i think all this PM nonsense is because they havnt completely decided on the release format details, theres nothing wrong with that. Whats wrong is they took it to private messages with unclear conflicting statements, whacking that hornets nest several time. |
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DRM aside, I hope that Chris and Aaron will take the time to take part in the Kickstarter forum during their campaign. If you look at Jane, she's put in effort to maintain an active dialogue with her fans, which makes her (IMO) really likeable. I _want_ her to succeed, because she's a great designer, of course, but also a lot because she's nice and approachable. These guys are more elusive so far (which has only been one day, granted!), and therefore also come across as more aloof (even if that's not the case at all). If they make an effort to mingle directly with their backers a bit - if only to toss in a short message now and then to show that they're around and interested - I suspect their popularity will grow.
On the other hand, Jane is struggling to reach $400k despite all her video updates and forum posts, so what do I know... :P |
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Exactly. I don't think the silent approach is doing them any favours. Better to just jump in with a quick "Hey guys - we know you're concerned and are trying to work something out!" in the forum. Who knows, it might make the grumpy ones less grumpy.
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They just made an official post so everyone can relax:
Hello Backers! We just want to make one thing very clear. We are indeed planning to have the new Tex Murphy game "Project Fedora" DRM free. We don't know where the communication errors began, but you may quote us on the fact that we are DRM - Free. Thank you guys for the support! Official word from Aaron Conners and Chris Jones. |
I'm not a big anti-DRM person, but as a backer I do wish they'd spend my money on something that contributes to the game instead of wasting it on DRM. Not because I don't want them to protect their IP, but because it's futile. It's like spending money to make the game box fire resistant. It's not going to work and it's not benefitting the player. So I hope that if they insist on using DRM they go with Steam, and not spend money on a custom system.
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That said, this new Tex game isn't planned to have DRM and I have no idea why anyone would assume it would. They've issued a statement clarifying the matter, but frankly, having people pay for a game before it exists is the best DRM ever invented, so I don't think we really need to worry about any of these games having DRM besides maybe Steam. |
Wow, cant believe how upset people are. I just want the game.
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New update, in case you've missed it.
Game is DRM free. Relax Chicken Little! http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/...a/posts/228532 |
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