[Thelostdeathknight]

@hellsing9 ..........oh gods not ubisoft, bunch of morons lol need to take a lesson from CD Projekt RED... NO DRM and free DLC FTW!!!

[crazelunatic]

Just pirate the games.Or buy the game and then download a pirated copy.No DRM.

OR vice versa....

[bungholio]

I'd be going for the pc games if I had the money to get a decent computer. Just need to hunt down no cd cracks and whatever else and hope you don't run into one with a virus or something.

[Thelostdeathknight]

Originally Posted by bungholio I'd be going for the pc games if I had the money to get a decent computer. Just need to hunt down no cd cracks and whatever else and hope you don't run into one with a virus or something.

lol viruses, problems for people without avast!

[bungholio]

Funny thing about virus scanners:

Not all things that pop up in their scans as having a virus actually have a virus. Ever use trainers or cheating software? Many have no viruses, and most pop up in the list as a virus. Makes it a bit of a problem trying to figure out whether to trust a program or not. Scanning a no-cd patched executable for a game often says there's a virus, but you can't be sure. It's a guessing game.

[Cheesethief]

Originally Posted by bungholio Funny thing about virus scanners: Not all things that pop up in their scans as having a virus actually have a virus. Ever use trainers or cheating software? Many have no viruses, and most pop up in the list as a virus. Makes it a bit of a problem trying to figure out whether to trust a program or not. Scanning a no-cd patched executable for a game often says there's a virus, but you can't be sure. It's a guessing game.

Like when Norton said PS Vita PSP eCFW was a virus after I extracted it.

Makes you wish AV companies actually cared about the consumer and not big corp.

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[bungholio]

I don't know if the PS Vita PSP eCFW was specifically known to AV companies, they may have had one of those heuristic scans that saw something of it being similar to what some viruses actually do. A lot of it is like that, but I know there's been a few things they intentionally marked as viruses even though they know they weren't, somebody either paid them to or forced them to.

[Cheesethief]

Originally Posted by bungholio I don't know if the PS Vita PSP eCFW was specifically known to AV companies, they may have had one of those heuristic scans that saw something of it being similar to what some viruses actually do. A lot of it is like that, but I know there's been a few things they intentionally marked as viruses even though they know they weren't, somebody either paid them to or forced them to.

The file marked was not executable by windows, it was a PSP file.

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