You seem like the perfect customer!

AKA "Don't piss on our leg, then tell us it's raining."

Going for online is completely different from forcing online connectivity.

The consideration of buying this game during it's development is not unlike finding out about an old high-school friend online.

The consideration of buying this game during it's development is not unlike finding out about an old high-school friend online.

Can't EA/Maxis release a specialized SimCity virtual Server software, so that the calculations and saves can still run locally?

I made this last week. Thought it would be worth posting again:

It's the machine of the girls they are hacking. They want photos located on slave computers owned by females.

Sims 3 has been out for a while, and I remember having to wait FOREVER to buy it on sale, or when the price dropped. It was well into expansions before I found it cheaper than $40.00

Patricia is using a technical term in a sensationalist way to click-bait you.

Hacker Likes Using The Sims 3 Torrents To Acquire Women “Slaves”

It's more of a technical term, than what Patricia is click-baiting for.

Gawker Media Drinking Game

It's becoming more and more frequent.

Minority? I think not.

Hey Brian.

You can have multiplayer features and social networking in a game without requiring ridiculous and rapacious DRM requirements.

This is all I have to say:

1)It's not bitching. They can't access a product that they paid for (in some cases pre-ordered for first access). If you are denied a good or service you paid for, that's reason to be reasonably upset.

Yeah, their "load tests" and closed betas were just Marketing stunts.