Definitely agree with all the points. But at the same time, I don't think
it's just blind customers either. Sighted gamers or computer users are
liable to pirate anything they think is to expensive because they are on
fixed incomes or because they don't think something is worth the value that
they have to pay.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Thomas Ward" <[email protected]>
To: "Gamers Discussion list" <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2013 2:07 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Giving Away Free Games was Announcement About
BSCGames
Hi Michael,
Yes, exactly. Plus I think something people often overlook is a free
game should be considered a gift not an obligation. When Philip
Bennefall created Kryngal Crash he could have charged $10 for that
game and I would have gladly paid for it,but he gave that game away
for free. I equally think the Grate Toy Robbery from L-Works is
another game worth a small fee like $10 but Liam gave that game away
for free. Some people though are under the mistaken impression just
because Jim Kitchen gives away his games for free or Liam gives away a
free handout like Great Toy Robbery that they should get games out of
some sense of obligation etc. Its this entitlement attitude that some
people have that really angers me.
I remember a case in point a few months back. I was on a list where
someone was giving away copies of some commercial audio games. When I
called the list moderators and the person on it they gave me the
excuse that well some blind people are on fixed incomes like SSI. They
do not have a lot of money so its OK if someone buys it and gives the
games away for free. So I am given to understand due to this
entitlement attitude people have if a person doesn't have much money
the developer is obligated to give their games away for free, and if
they don't they are morally in the right to just pirate it. Its no
wonder certain developers don't have much respect or trust for their
blind customers.
Cheers!
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