- they were poor and it gave them joy
- they lived in a country where it wasn't available
- they saw it had already sold 6+ million copies
- they wanted to see what all the fuss was about
- their grody older brother scratched their disc and it never quite loaded again
- they did so 15 years after its release and heard that its director, the only guy still drawing a paycheck from the publisher, was a real asshole
- they felt like it
- they bought it years ago but the mechanism that allows them to access their legal copy went away
- they won't be born for another 135 years and are accessing it via the DPRNA Global Culture Archive (Silicon Age section)
- she/they & fae/faer
- clownkiwi.neocities.org/
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in reply to @vectorpoem's post:
i remember that i showed my parents Bioshock as a example of how good the game looks, so that is why i need a gaming pc.
Well, i pirated at the time ( i don't think Steam accepted brazilian money?), and played though the end.
i should play Arcadia Demade though.
mood! If it weren't for torrenting and emulation, I wouldn't be nearly as literate wrt videogames as I am now (also Brazilian)
The two reasons I pirate are
1- I cannot actually buy Octopia because I bought Eastward on EGS.
2- Fuck Nintendo.
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