Watch out for DL of Cross Days
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I find what the makers of Cross Days did to combat pirates both funny and a litte scray seeing as most of the games I play are not official released or translated here.
http://www.destructoid.com/drm-we-can-back-humiliating-pirates-for-fun-and-profit-169383.phtml
http://www.destructoid.com/drm-we-can-back-humiliating-pirates-for-fun-and-profit-169383.phtml
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waynoinsano wrote...
I find what the makers of Cross Days did to combat pirates both funny and a litte scray seeing as most of the games I play are not official released or translated here.http://www.destructoid.com/drm-we-can-back-humiliating-pirates-for-fun-and-profit-169383.phtml
Nice. Now, when will antivirus programs start picking up those trojans? Also, my desktop is awesome, I have all the buttons hidden so I just see my background.
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Kaimax
Best Master-San
Don't tell me that the delay was in fact to implement this... >_>
meh, hackers will get it around it somehow.
meh, hackers will get it around it somehow.
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Seriously, I lold hard at this strategy. But, they'll just go back to pirating once the data is taken down =/
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Nashrakh
Little White Butterflies Staff
and poses a fake survey for the player to fill out.
...who the hell falls for such a cheap trick?
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Hahaha, now that is good. I hope more companies come out with stratiges like this one, it's so damn funny.
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Nashrakh wrote...
and poses a fake survey for the player to fill out.
...who the hell falls for such a cheap trick?
Who ever registers for shit after installing? And who the hell gets rid of the alligator?
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Nashrakh wrote...
and poses a fake survey for the player to fill out.
...who the hell falls for such a cheap trick?
This was what I was wondering. Why would you, under any circumstances, waste time filling out a survey (especially with legit info about yourself)?
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Nashrakh wrote...
and poses a fake survey for the player to fill out.
...who the hell falls for such a cheap trick?
Nash you be surprised at how a desperate guy for his VN crave, would follow even stupid instructions like that.But I doubt anyone in this community would fall for this or so I hope....
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A fake trojan has been released online, hiding within a fake installer for Cross Days. Once installed, the trojan will then gather data from the pirate's computer and poses a fake survey for the player to fill out. Once the survey is done and the program is finished gathering data, everything is posted to a public Web site, alongside a screenshot of the "victim's" desktop.
If the pirate wants his or her information taken down from the site, they need to click a button admitting they stole Cross Days and apologize for the naughty thing they did. If you think 0verflow can't do this, think again -- it's all covered in the program's Terms of Service, which none of us read, but probably should.
If the pirate wants his or her information taken down from the site, they need to click a button admitting they stole Cross Days and apologize for the naughty thing they did. If you think 0verflow can't do this, think again -- it's all covered in the program's Terms of Service, which none of us read, but probably should.
And after humiliating the pirate, comes with lawsuit molestation for dessert. But good thing I don't have an interest in this game.