Hi Bryan,
Ahem... Yes, that is possible, but most sites now require the 3 digit
varification code on the back of the card which the cell phone would
unlikely get a picture of.
Anyway, we are really really getting off topic. I'm going to close down
the topic.
Thanks.
Bryan Peterson wrote:
And,
Hi Josh,
Well, to be honest most of the open source free games are not as near
the complexity of Tank Commander, Lonewolf, etc. Even if they were I
doubt he would fully grasp the source code unless he has been
programming for a while at a intermediate to advanced level.
Josh wrote:
why not
Hi Andy,
That would really make me happy if you did. (Smile)
LikeI said in my earlier post polls are often misleading in they don't
release the sources of the poll. If they said 75% of network admins say
the internet is very unsecure for online shopping I would be really
worried. If they say
Hi Ron,
Yep. Money orders are good. However, They would be tough if we are
handling different currencies. I don't mind excepting them if they are
in U.S. dollars, but would not like them if they started showing up as
Euros, Pounds, you name it.
Ron Schamerhorn wrote:
And there is also the old
Hi Shaun,
Good points there. Keep in mind BSC Games, Draconis, GMA, etc have
really good track records with taking your orders online. They are what
we would call trusted sites.
However, there have been some real scares for lets say computer users
that look for porn on the net, and give there
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From: Ron Schamerhorn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2007 3:55 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] piracy of games?
Hi Tom
In that case a dev such as yourself could just specify that money orders
accepted only when in U.S. dollars
Also there are lagit consumer watch sites you can go and look at.
The product you buy will usually have reviews of what its all about
and almost everything is rated.
Before buying my entire family check consumer reviews.
This means a load of extra net searching, but its better to find out
the thing I have against checks or cash orders is they can get lost,
or pinched lost mostly.
I have had mail get lost.
At 03:55 a.m. 4/07/2007, you wrote:
Hi Ron,
Yep. Money orders are good. However, They would be tough if we are
handling different currencies. I don't mind excepting them if
Hi Davy,
The sad truth is people like Andy would crack and steel games wether
they are the greatest games or the worse games on the market. His
complaint is the games are over priced, but considering all the games he
is complaining about were all written by single developers with little
cash,
Hi David,
Andy has a good point about replay value, and as you said some games
aren't worth playing. However, using that as an excuse to steell the
games is just out right wrong.
Some games such as Lonewolf, Tank Commander, Shades of Doom, Sarah, etc
are well worth the time and money to play
Hi Bryan,
People like Andy probably won't put game developers out of business, but
it will make them take stronger measures to secure their products.
For example, I am at current looking at two methods to secure my new
titles. One is I can secure using hardware ID, but that can be broken.
gamers@audyssey.org
Date sent: Mon, 02 Jul 2007 17:50:59 -0400
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] piracy of games?
Hi David,
Andy has a good point about replay value, and as you said some
games
aren't worth playing. However, using that as an excuse to steell
the
games is just out right wrong.
Some games
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Sent: Monday, July 02, 2007 5:37 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] piracy of games?
Hi Davy,
The sad truth is people like Andy would crack and steel games wether
they are the greatest games or the worse games on the market. His
Hi Andy,
Just because 12 out of 14 people agree that something is true doesn't
necessarily make it the truth. When considering a poll like that were
these 12 out of 14 people highly skilled, well educated, technical
computer users, or were they they group of house mothers, average Joes,
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] piracy of games?
Hi Andy,
Just because 12 out of 14 people agree that something is true doesn't
necessarily make it the truth. When considering a poll like that were
these 12 out of 14 people highly skilled, well educated, technical
computer users, or were they they group
most devs
would accept. Great solution as it's hacker free.
Ron
Audyssey Editor
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From: Thomas Ward [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Monday, July 02, 2007 7:52 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] piracy of games?
Hi Andy,
Just
I think railracer uses this per system.
We are allowed to backup our activation licence file, but it will not
work on a new system.
If you did that tom if there was an option to backup my licence file
I wouldn't mind.
At 09:44 a.m. 3/07/2007, you wrote:
Hi Bryan,
People like Andy probably won't
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