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DRM Testing by Ars Technica
DRM Testing by Ars Technica
Arstechnica - September 16, 2008
Submitted by mrahaju (9) at 4:37AM PST on September 17, 2008
While the issue of the install limit is a touchy one, it doesn't look like a normal install will do much to use up your limit, and in fact we surpassed the install limit by a few times before running into an issue. Even after being told that we were "renting" the game, EA was happy to give us a new key to run the game. In this case, customer service wins, and we left wondering if the DRM controversy might be more philosophical in nature than rooted in any real-world inconveniences.
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5mrahaju posted on Spore (PC) at 4:37AM PST on September 17, 2008. Article: DRM Testing by Ars TechnicaWhile the issue of the install limit is a touchy one, it doesn't look like a normal install will do much to use up your limit, and in fact we surpassed the install limit by a few times before running into an issue. Even after being told that we were "renting" the game, EA was happy to give us a new key to run the game. In this case, customer service wins, and we left wondering if the DRM controversy might be more philosophical in nature than rooted in any real-world inconveniences.[ Oracle ] [ Level 23 ] [ Rank: 9 ]
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The problem is the idea that Spore is riddled with DRM issues is already out there so even if the issue has been exagerated the spore has been sown.