I already live in Caracas, this: I can take.

I won't buy it. Blizzard lost me.

Or perhaps you should watch Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer, and realize that evil, simply, exists (the story is inspired by Henry Lee Lucas' real murders).

You kind of missed the point, sir.

Although I've already played the hell out of this game with my cousin on his xBox, this game is a love letter to MK fans.

... bu... th... I think...

Magus.

He better be trollin'!

Right, buddy. Whatever you say.

It means you're really good at missing the point.

DRM ON GAMES.

Yet they all found ways to implement DRM well.

Agreed. I come from a land where your SNES games didn't work with your N64, so I can deal with the backwards thing.

But my experiences with DRM in other forms of media (i.e. movies, TV, books, music, etc.) have shown me that properly implementing DRM is a long term learning experience.

What?

You don't have to apologize, I'm sick of his attitude too. He really sounds as someone who hasn't experienced this DRM bullshit from a customer's point of view.

What you are keen on ignoring here, son, is that this type of DRM has been tried before. The experiments were called "Sim City" and "Diablo 3". I tried to love D3 like a motherfucker, but guess what? The whole disaster made me stay away from Diablo (actually, from Blizzard).

That "always online" and "auction house" crap sounds to me like a terrible experience I've already had.

Venezuela. We do it all the time.

I see you're not familiar with the Diablo 3 situation, OP.