- Mar 15, 2007
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Sigh
I never played BAC when it came out, I picked it up on sale and it sat there while I got my Graphics cards working. Finally yesterday I played it. Alas I found out after a few hours I couldn't save my progress. Thought nothing off it in todays world, games just save themselves at critical points right?! Go to play this evening and find myself unable to continue yesterdays game.
I Look up the cause today, turns out its a Windows f***ing live problem. The stupid Windows live DRM didn't even show up in game, so I had to manually install it. You know what would have been nice....a warning that my games wouldn't save!
So I have lost about 4 hours game play, which in such a story driven game is going to make the next 4 hours doing the same thing again very very dull. Its not like its a great story or the early fights are particularly thrilling. Remind me again how DRM doesn't impact paying customers doing completely normal things! Every DRM game I have had in the last few years has bitten me, I will only ever buy them on sale because of it and once again that strategy is vindicated.
I never played BAC when it came out, I picked it up on sale and it sat there while I got my Graphics cards working. Finally yesterday I played it. Alas I found out after a few hours I couldn't save my progress. Thought nothing off it in todays world, games just save themselves at critical points right?! Go to play this evening and find myself unable to continue yesterdays game.
I Look up the cause today, turns out its a Windows f***ing live problem. The stupid Windows live DRM didn't even show up in game, so I had to manually install it. You know what would have been nice....a warning that my games wouldn't save!
So I have lost about 4 hours game play, which in such a story driven game is going to make the next 4 hours doing the same thing again very very dull. Its not like its a great story or the early fights are particularly thrilling. Remind me again how DRM doesn't impact paying customers doing completely normal things! Every DRM game I have had in the last few years has bitten me, I will only ever buy them on sale because of it and once again that strategy is vindicated.