No, I shall not be dictated by a piece of FLOWERS software such as SecuROM that serves no purpose whatsoever beyond making the publishers feel better about themselves.
Securom also encrypts our exe which makes it harder to reverse-engineer. Publishers may like the anti-piracy idea, developers can sleep at night because they believe their code is somewhat more secure.
I can pray to god every day and hope that I'll get a big black Ferrari tomorrow - but wishing won't make it so. What one believes should have no inclination upon how you treat your customers.
Especially when it comes with freaking install limits.
Actually, I don't feel there are install limits. Every time you uninstall the game, you get an activation back. If you uninstall, an activation is revoked. So you can actually install the game on three different computers. If you uninstall all three of them, three installs are revoked and you can still install the game three times.
Yeah, except for the fact that you have to be INTERNETT connected to UNINSTALL your bloody game. Imagine if every game and software required such ridiculous measures? When I wish to wipe my HDD, why should I have to worry about uninstalling at all? Why should I be construed by artificial limits when I wish to remove the game installation?
You can't argue that it's not ridiculous.
