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Message: [QUOTE="jakecr, post: 65489, member: 29419"] To me [I]any[/I] 16-bit or 32-bit era game is gonna offer way more bang/fun for your kilobyte than any modern game (the amount of 8-bit games that I enjoy is limited though but those too especially if we're talking about hours of fun per byte here). I guess it kinda works, most people are not going to keep a 200+GB game around after they're done with it, especially just the installation files. And for something that big I rather just buy it so I can have access to it and delete it or download it whenever I want without having to depend on future dead torrents/links. It's like Gabe Newell said piracy is almost always a service problem and not a pricing problem, if you make it more convenient than piracy a lot of people are going to prefer the legal way. Instead of forcing people to not pirate with lawsuits and threats, you provide a good service and let people choose. That's how things should always work imo. [/QUOTE]

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