I know for that for me, as an avid gamer I'll be adding Ubisoft's games to my not gonna waste any time on list. Games simply don't have the same hold they used to any more because it is all the same thing. I have enough games in my catalog, all legal of course, to keep me entertained for a few hundred years, many of them go back to 1996.
Besides... there are enough open source games out there at this point to pick up any of the slack when I get bored of the ones I have.
When a company tells me that I have to play their game when the sun is blue, the moon is green, oh and you have to call us every time and get an authorization key to click on the icon to get an authorization key to load the game....then I simply tell them they have no rights to my money.
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I know for that for me, as an avid gamer I'll be adding Ubisoft's games to my not gonna waste any time on list. Games simply don't have the same hold they used to any more because it is all the same thing. I have enough games in my catalog, all legal of course, to keep me entertained for a few hundred years, many of them go back to 1996. Besides... there are enough open source games out there at this point to pick up any of the slack when I get bored of the ones I have. When a company tells me that I have to play their game when the sun is blue, the moon is green, oh and you have to call us every time and get an authorization key to click on the icon to get an authorization key to load the game....then I simply tell them they have no rights to my money.