Posted April 20, 2012
Hello,
As I was doing my research about Linux yesterday I was looking at how many torrents there were available on the Pirate Bay. Anyway, as I was doing that I noticed a gog torrent too and it caught my attention due to that it was not just one game, but an entire collection.
I clicked on the uploader to see how bad the situation was and I noticed more collections. Frankly, I think he has shared all of gog's games.
I immediately started thinking of solutions and one way would be to mark each installation to the individual user so that we know (gog user) who's sharing it and therefore could ban him or something. The collections were relative new and already had a bunch of downloaders! Not only that, the extras were also uploaded ;(
I know that we can't eliminate it completely but this is bad, especially considering the low prices and good support GOG give us!
How will we ever convince the publishers that this is the way to go if people keep killing the entire concept? Thoughts?
As I was doing my research about Linux yesterday I was looking at how many torrents there were available on the Pirate Bay. Anyway, as I was doing that I noticed a gog torrent too and it caught my attention due to that it was not just one game, but an entire collection.
I clicked on the uploader to see how bad the situation was and I noticed more collections. Frankly, I think he has shared all of gog's games.
I immediately started thinking of solutions and one way would be to mark each installation to the individual user so that we know (gog user) who's sharing it and therefore could ban him or something. The collections were relative new and already had a bunch of downloaders! Not only that, the extras were also uploaded ;(
I know that we can't eliminate it completely but this is bad, especially considering the low prices and good support GOG give us!
How will we ever convince the publishers that this is the way to go if people keep killing the entire concept? Thoughts?
Post edited April 20, 2012 by Tpiom