>>9220 Wait, how is it different for old games? Especially for one for which the company is still alive?

>>9223 >if people don't agree with my nihilism then they're newfags Sure bud. You're literally no better than a supervillain justifying his evil because "humanity are the real monsters".

>>9224 Because modern companies only care about "recent" sales (Why do you think they keep making GaaS titles, or games bloated with dripfed DLC?). Sony hasn't rereleased AE3 in any format (AFAIK), and the PS2 has been discontinued for 8 years.

>>9211 >Wait, so you're saying I'm helping companies when I pirate their games? Yes. Time spent engaging with a product is more valuable than time spent doing something else, even if you got that product for free. In a market as saturated as video games just getting people to know you exist is impossible. There's a reason why everything has shifted towards free to play live services.

>>9222 He was a lucky monkey that had the fortune of working with Nobunaga and then replacing him when things were finally getting good. Then he shits all over Nobunaga's beliefs by creating a retarded caste system that would effectively gatekeeped him from ever being promoted and being a peasant forever Oda did all the heavy lifting and everyone with a brain knows that no matter how much they try to rewrite history to prop up tokugawa. Now the remaining Oda's are bullied into getting name changes for effectively saving japan.

>>9228 Yeah irl Nobunaga was the hero Japan needed but for one reason or another he was betrayed. Turning all that hard work around while Tokugawa ultimately wins out because everyone better is already dead. Then they demonize Nobunaga as Japan's greatest monster to justify it all.

>>9224 Pirating any game only gives it word of mouth, there’s no reason to not pirate anything you want outside of convienance. If you think a company doesn’t deserve your money because they’re attached to a bad company, or overprice their games, pirate. Shit you don’t even need a reason. It’s the responsibility of the corporate to be responsible for facilitating a good relationship with a customer. Corparations cheat people out of money, participate in hedge fund fuckery and they are utterly selfish. Being “moral” in the face of that is simply a slow suicide. Morality is only for those that are not actively trying to abuse your kindness. Fight back, don’t be a doormat.

>>9230 >Pirating any game only gives it word of mouth, The most powerful kind of marketing.

>>9225 You’re confusing realism with nihilism. The truth is you’re a little shit who will be the villain in someone’s life because of your naivety. You WILL be selfish because it’s in your nature and morality and your comforts is what keeps you where you are. Removed from your society you will be evil. Eventually, anyway.

>>9217 >There is no fucking way me emulating Ape Escape 3 is helping Sony in any way. With this post, you just told Sony you emulated the game but are also giving an interest in the series, which will give them the idea of a (((mature))) Ape Escape where the loli is replaced by a stronk nigress with no costumes that is gonna liberate apes who were enslaved by a Trump caricature, Kakeru is now is now a grizzled old man who's gonna die painfully at some point, and Aki will have neither her signature cotton candy hair or her breasts, but an ugly mug instead. Of course, the "outdated" gameplay with using your tols with the right joystick will be rplaced by a (((tried and tested))) third-person cover shooter gameplay with brutal executions. Many sonyfags, being the absolute soy feminist faggots they became, will buy it by the millions to support this magnum opus written and directed by Neil Druckmann and the franchise will be ruined forever because everyone but you will claim the old Ape Escape were pedo-sexist and made light of black slavery. You did not only help Sony rake in millions, but you also give them the opportunity to punish you for daring to emulate their game by destrying what you like. TL;DR stop playing the games you do not want Soyny to destroy.

>>9231 Not when the game itself is shit. C Y B E R P U N K 2 0 7 7

>>9229 Every country needs a nobunaga,

>>9208 Nah http://cdn.media.freedomainradio.com/feed/books/UPB/Universally_Preferable_Behaviour_UPB_by_Stefan_Molyneux_PDF.pdf

>>9227 But what if I don't tell people about it?

>>9230 >>9231 >>9234 So what if the game is good, but the company is shit, like I hear about Dangen?

>>9233 >With this post, you just told Sony you emulated the game but are also giving an interest in the series But what if I simply don't tell them? And how much effect does my discussion on this obscure split of a split of 4chan really have?

>>9237 Obviously you can engage with pirated software in way that minimally benefits the company behind it, but it's still always more beneficial for them to have you playing their game instead of investing money into a competitors. The games market is all about vying for attention of consumers.

>>9238 I just put the game on a wishlist and forget about it, until a much later date.

Moralfags need to go be around over moralfags instead of coming where non-moralfags are and telling them to live by their morals. "muh degradation of society"

>>9235 Governments don't exactly like those who can unify people around an idea. Especially if it goes against their interests.

inb4 someone goes >(1)

>>9243 >Governments are bloated pieces of shits that bully their citizens. What else is new >>9242 Moralfags need to practice what they preach else he looks like a fucktard.

>>9238 Pirate. It’s not that complicated. Just don’t say good things about the company.

>>9245 True true. Power over others always corrupts.

>>9211 Piracy actual hurting any company in sales has always been a myth, like another anon stated, it only grants that otherwise obscure game or company more exposure. They only pretend to be against it on the surface so they can double dip through lawsuits and fines while at the same time people are still purchasing their shit.

>>9113 I don't know the details, but they got caught using art on unrelated projects without the artists' permission. Others have complained that Pixiv deletes art that isn't properly censored without notice. >>9137 >>9140 Who are you replying to. Mark/Kazu butchered the thread again.

>>9247 Another cliche i've realized was the truth all along.

>>9239 >But what if I simply don't tell them? That could work for older and pirated games, but now, games keep track of everyone's gaming habits, it is translated into an opinion, and if Neil Druckmann hears about your opinion, he will use his Jew powers to destroy everything you love and created just like what he did to Amy Henning. My previous post and this one are jokes, but still, let's not give CURRENT YEAR Sony any ideas.

>>9251 It doesn’t matter because data collection is a joke and it doesn’t actually tell you shit about a populations opinions. It only makes bigger failures.

>>9240 >>9241 >>9246 >>9248 So to bring this analogy back around to where it began with >>9174 >>9211 Consuming CP doesn't contribute to the demand/supply structure as long as the girl has been dead for a long time but not through snuff to avoid incentivizing that and you tell no one?

>>9250 Cliches exist for a reason. It takes a stronger will than what normal people have to resist temptations of power overriding their compassion.

>>9253 Yeah no. We already had a thing with you and your Id hopping bullshit. Circular arguments are dumb especially since you got disproven at every turn.

>>9255 >ID hopping I've been a torfag the whole time, with tor ID the whole time.

>>9256 Haha yeah sure. ;)

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