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Discuss Spore DRM on EA forums - Get Banned

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 09/25/2008 05:40 AM | source: | 0 comment(s)

Aah, just when you think a company can't get anymore stubborn. The entire Spore ordeal is slowly becoming something close to a soap opera. An apparent case of "mis-communication" led to moderators on the official Spore message board threatening to ban posters from playing EA Maxis' PC evolution simulator if they discussed the title's controversial DRM. 

After inquiring about the DRM situation on the official Spore board, jpfrostfox's thread was locked, with the following added by a forum moderator:

'SecuROM as been discussed and discussed so much and it causes arguments in threads. If you want to talk about DRM SecuROM then please use another fansite forum. If there is any change you will be able to read it on the official Spore site. Please do not continue to post theses thread or you account may be at risk of banning which in some cases would mean you would need to buy a new copy to play Spore.'

Now that's just rediculous, just like the enforced DRM.







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