[quote=“Bran, post:42, topic:1060”]Paying 400 $ for a tome because it’s supposed to be limited and now the idea of making it available for everybody as an e-book!? I’m with Brutus on this one… If I would have known this proposition would come up, I probably would’ve waited!
I say: there was enough publicity during several months and not just here but also on FB etc… Too bad for the whiners now but if it would be up to me I wouldn’t give in an inch! How come that everybody all of a sudden knows about the CW now that it’s too late? I am amongst the people who don’t just have 400 bucks in their wallet every day. I had to make sacrifices and save up for it; actually, it financially hurt. But I bought it anyway.
Opening up the possibility for everybody now, just ain’t right![/quote]
Dude, I get what you mean, but in this day and age, ask yourself unbiasedly, was it all that smart to believe that it was going to be exclusive. Like I said, if it can be digitalized, the exclusivity is over. It doesn’t matter if E.A. did it, or a pirate seeding a torrent did it, the sanctity of that exclusivity is over, at least for knowledge sake. You still can’t get the special edition hidden info, the consecrated book covers… if the knowledge is part of the exclusive package, then 95% of that stopped being exclusive before the CW even came out.
I’m just saying, if you significantly disenfranchised yourself over the CW, then you can’t blame anyone but yourself for making those sacrifices. It ain’t no one, and I mean no one, else’s responsibility to uphold the sanctity or merit of those risks. I’m just not seeing what the gripe is when
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The knowledge is never going to be exclusive as long as it can be digitalized &
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The things that can’t be digitalized are going to email exclusive because the stuff to be released is going to be digital, and at least as far as I can tell, you have to have the print to get all that secret blacklight info.
I’m not even speaking fro a perspective of someone who really even wants the books all that bad, it just means I missed out on a chance to give E.A. money for the information I got. If I get to keep my money, hey man, I can’t really complain too much about that. I’m more interested in why folks are so mad about something that was easily predictable, and for making decisions they chose to make all by themselves for something that still retains a lot, if not all its exclusivity. The knowledge was never exclusive, because all you need is a $35 all-in-1 printer and a 4shared account to break that up.