@LtReviews @Pinguicha @jcplglob And yet, they destroyed the in-game economy for the players who didn't cheat. How's that fair?

@LtReviews @Pinguicha @Hekteur Not really. I sat through 2 and a half hours of Stallman talking about pen source and the like. You buy a licence for the game, not the game itself; hence, you can't modify it and distribute it. You could get around it before because games weren't always-on, but now... yeah.

And no, I don't agree with "always on" on singleplayer games.

@LtReviews @jcplglob @Pinguicha There's no real money involved in Torchlight 2, whereas in DIII, there is.

@LtReviews @Hekteur No you don't. You can only do that if the software is open source.

@LtReviews @Pinguicha Technically, all the AH cheaters are stealing money from Blizzard. Don't want to get the game taken from you? Don't cheat. It's simple.

If they were banning people who had done nothing, I'd understand all the anger, but they're not. Also, it was the cheaters who made the AH the joke it is -- which is why I've never really used it.

@Ahiru-San @Sydrum True. Gaming's getting sucked into 1984.

@LtReviews So, if you cheat in a casino, you're entitled to get the money back? If they treasured their $60 so much, they shouldn't have cheated.

@Imperiacommando Honestly, I don't get all the hatred this game gets. I still have a lot of fun with my Demon Hunter.

I seriously don't get the Wind Waker hate. It was a great game and one of the best GameCube titles.

If anything, my admiration for Nobuo Uematsu has only grown. He composed the Final Fantasy theme in 10 minutes, for Heaven's sake!