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Simple test, if you can resell your game to someone else you own it. If you can't then you don't own a copy.
Steam & Mac App Store don't allow you to resell your copy unlike some other stores. This means if you want to sell the $100 of games you bought to raise some cash you can't if those games are on your Steam or Mac AppStore account. All stores have positives and negatives, the downside to Steam and MAS is unlike physical copies and other download stores you cannot use the secondhand market either as a buyer or seller. I think that's what he meant. Edwin |
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I hope one day it becomes "normal" to be able to resell any digital good. It's the reason I usually wait for Steam and MAS sales (well, that and their ubiquity.) Amazon recently received a patent for a mechanism for used ebooks, and even though I disagree that something like that should be patentable, hopefully it's the sign of things going in the right direction. Even if Steam only allowed you to receive store credit in exchange, that would still be enough for me to be willing to pay more for steam games. I don't think any publisher would agree to something like that, though. |
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But yeah many stores are taking Steams lead (as nobody seems to mind Steam doing that) in making transferring games impossible. Edwin |
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Hadn't thought of that. I'd be wary of being the buyer in this instance, though, as you might get screwed with a CD key that has all its activations enabled. Though I suppose that's no different from the risks buying a disk with a CD key. What really needs to happen is a digital store with a built-in, safe way to transfer licenses to other users.
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Also, I do believe that companies have to abide to national laws, which means steam have to change their policy to be able to sell in EU: http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2012...nloaded-games/ I know I'm going pretty off topic now, but I feel that the DRM debate is important. Most gamers now aren't 14 year old kids. They are like me, past 30, with a university degree and a stable income. I like convenience, I buy games where I feel it's convenient. When I face 3rd party DRM and registrations and always online, then I'm backing away. I don't like getting a product that is "lesser", which causes me inconvenience. I skipped Diablo 3 and SimCity, just because of these reasons. I've never thought of selling a game tho
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All our games on EA Origin are identical to the version you buy direct or on a DVD. The only DRM is the Feral DRM which we designed to be fair and unobtrusive (max 5 activations with the ability to deactivate older Macs, no internet requirement after initial activation).
I have not read all the licensing but I do know is Feral's EA Origin games are not tied down to a user account and are binary identical to all the other stores. So if you don't want to buy a game from Origin because of some internet rumors about DRM I can put that to bed for Feral games at least. Origin is a store just like many others but the game you buy has nothing added (or taken out) compared to other stores including our own. As always the choice of where you buy your games is up to you, we will just try and give everyone as many choices as possible. Edwin |
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The 1.0.1 update is out
But I the update download stalls and finishes with an error.
Is there a standalone update we can download? |
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Apple demand complete control over the update process on the Mac App Store so we cannot provide stand alone updaters. For none App Store purchases we have our automated system that should work fine and if you have trouble you can contact us. Edwin |
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Update from Feral version not from the Mac App Store.
Update starts, stalls, then finishes with an error.
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Everything fine here.
Mac Pro 5,1 and Macbook Pro 13" (2011) updated and running smooth as silk.
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I really cannot be bothered with this product anymore, it is more trouble than it worth, sorry.
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In fact I was unable to download the game install file form the browser in the first hand, the download would stall and fail. I had to resort to curl. I followed this instructions: http://best-mac-tips.com/2012/02/05/...ken-downloads/ |
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[UPDATE] We found the issue with one of our many servers hosting the patch, we have fixed the issue with that specific server and the patch is running super fast again for all users worldwide. Edwin Last edited by edddeduck; May 17, 2013 at 10:51 AM. |
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It just gets better and better.
I contact Feral using the XCOM game client at start up, I then get a mail back several days later regarding Rome Total War. Does following the Contact Support button from XCOM not flag up what game the problems are with ?
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When you use the contact support button the application creates a new email in your default email application to our support email address and enters a custom subject based on the game you are playing. For XCOM it is: Quote:
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That said the instructions are correct and outline the correct thing to do when first encountering a problem using the Feral update system. Our team just had to guess at the game as we did not have anything to go on. If you haven't done so please try the instructions, if you have any further problems please make sure you don't delete the name of the game from your email subject as it makes it hard for us to tell what game you are having a problem with. In regards to your issue specifically we did have a few traffic load issues on Friday which were resolved later in the day, since then we have not had other users report any XCOM download/upgrade issues. Best Regards, Edwin |
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