More reasons to love China: Football Manager BANNED!
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Topic started: Fri, 10 Dec 2004 14:10
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Fri, 10 Dec 2004 16:16
Stick to the topic Svend and give your opinion.
China clearly over reacting to how the rest of the world see them. China really need a reality check, Taiwan isn't part of China full stop. Put some of your pride aside and get over the fact that Taiwan are better off without you.
If dodgy copies of FM are infiltrating their culture supression, they should worry about clamping down on piracy and not banning a game that is not even officially released in China yet. Blaming Sports Interactive holds no weight when it clearly China's fault an illegal game entered their country.
Perhaps piracy is a curse in China but also a blessing to an opressed nation who feel very cut off from the rest of the world. They want what we have game wise amongst other freedoms, and in a way see nothing wrong with that. Problem is that by officially banning stuff pushes games into the criminal arena for picking up a huge profit illegally. When this kind of thing happens piracy will always be huge business, and the circle of piracy is complete.
How many times will we do this same dance?
China clearly over reacting to how the rest of the world see them. China really need a reality check, Taiwan isn't part of China full stop. Put some of your pride aside and get over the fact that Taiwan are better off without you.
If dodgy copies of FM are infiltrating their culture supression, they should worry about clamping down on piracy and not banning a game that is not even officially released in China yet. Blaming Sports Interactive holds no weight when it clearly China's fault an illegal game entered their country.
Perhaps piracy is a curse in China but also a blessing to an opressed nation who feel very cut off from the rest of the world. They want what we have game wise amongst other freedoms, and in a way see nothing wrong with that. Problem is that by officially banning stuff pushes games into the criminal arena for picking up a huge profit illegally. When this kind of thing happens piracy will always be huge business, and the circle of piracy is complete.
How many times will we do this same dance?
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