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i still think its hard to believe that ea is coming too gog, whos next sctivision? im still looking for the dlc's of those gmes ea has bringing here.
Post edited June 11, 2011 by hercufles
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hercufles: i still think its hard to believe that ea is coming too gog, whos next sctivision? im still looking for the dlc's of those gmes ea has bringing here.
No... I don't think we'll ever get Activision.
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hercufles: i still think its hard to believe that ea is coming too gog, whos next sctivision?
I'm sorry, which rock have you been living under? :-D
Is this some kind of joke post?

Activision on GoG.com. DLC's? What DLC's? It's official expansion packs that aren't available in the GoG-versions. And what's with the thread title? GoG.com is DRM-free, officially - so no DRM on EA games on GoG.com.....
Maybe this is his attempt at a joke post and google botched the translation? DAMN YOU GOOGLE...DAMN YOU TO HELL! *shakes fist*
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hercufles: i still think its hard to believe that ea is coming too gog, whos next sctivision?
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Wishbone: I'm sorry, which rock have you been living under? :-D
its just that if i think of ea i think of an endless cd key or something you must actiivate to use in a sp game. And activision starcraft 2
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Wishbone: I'm sorry, which rock have you been living under? :-D
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hercufles: its just that if i think of ea i think of an endless cd key or something you must actiivate to use in a sp game. And activision starcraft 2
There's no drm on the EA titles. I can verify this as i've checked and started to play Ultima & Crusader.
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hercufles: its just that if i think of ea i think of an endless cd key or something you must actiivate to use in a sp game. And activision starcraft 2
What does that have to do with anything? Activision is on GOG. So is EA. And all their releases here are DRM free. I honestly do not understand what you are trying to say.
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hercufles: its just that if i think of ea i think of an endless cd key or something you must actiivate to use in a sp game. And activision starcraft 2
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GameRager: There's no drm on the EA titles. I can verify this as i've checked and started to play Ultima & Crusader.
I know that thats why i got this poost because ea is known for doing those things. Its like an anti drug campaign that later gets support by druglords.
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hercufles: its just that if i think of ea i think of an endless cd key or something you must actiivate to use in a sp game. And activision starcraft 2
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Wishbone: What does that have to do with anything? Activision is on GOG. So is EA. And all their releases here are DRM free. I honestly do not understand what you are trying to say.
that was sarcasm because activision is like ea.
Post edited June 11, 2011 by hercufles
If they are, I hope they bring out Lost Vikings and Blackthorne.

And really, I'm not surprised at EA other than it took so long. EA loves their control of stuff, but they don't release it and they put 2 and 2 together and decide that some money for what is basically nothing for them is better than no money or a bunch spent re-releasing and all the support hassle they might get.
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hercufles: that was sarcasm because activision is like ea.
Uhm, okay, whatever.
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DrakeFox: If they are, I hope they bring out Lost Vikings and Blackthorne.

And really, I'm not surprised at EA other than it took so long. EA loves their control of stuff, but they don't release it and they put 2 and 2 together and decide that some money for what is basically nothing for them is better than no money or a bunch spent re-releasing and all the support hassle they might get.
thats true at least they have control over the games since most of the games were abandonware and its a way to spread the games legaly. wich i support thats why i bought them the first when they came out but that doesnt meaan i love ea.
Post edited June 11, 2011 by hercufles
Lost in translation.
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hercufles: its just that if i think of ea i think of an endless cd key or something you must actiivate to use in a sp game. And activision starcraft 2
Well EA released some of the C&C/Red Alert free and DRM-free so they never were 100% against it for older games... for newer games it's another story though. (And talking of Blizzard their older games are also DRM-free even if you buy them online)
sorry this isnt a world where every person speaks or writes 1 language if you wouldnt know some people have other native languages.
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hercufles: its just that if i think of ea i think of an endless cd key or something you must actiivate to use in a sp game. And activision starcraft 2
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Gersen: Well EA released some of the C&C/Red Alert free and DRM-free so they never were 100% against it for older games... for newer games it's another story though. (And talking of Blizzard their older games are also DRM-free even if you buy them online)
there older games games but now its diffrent, if my friend wants to play starcraft 2 on my pc he has to use a guest code. And there is no lan option anymore.
Post edited June 11, 2011 by hercufles