Hi Damien, I think you should do what Mr. Ward, and some Draconis games like 
Alien Outback. 
To me it'll be better and less hastle.


On Fri, 1 Aug 2008 15:44:52 +0100, Damien Sadler wrote:


>Hi Thomas,
>Yeah. I wanted to perhaps start online registration system, but also I like 
>to make it up to the people who play my games, as they are my potential 
>customers. I want to get everyone's opinion so that when I next release a 
>game that I want to charge for, I won't have a similar flame war to the one 
>I received after the release of Acefire.
>Regards,
>Damien
>
>
>
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>From: "Thomas Ward" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: "Gamers Discussion list" <[email protected]>
>Sent: Friday, August 01, 2008 1:24 PM
>Subject: Re: [Audyssey] my oppinion to the game market
>
>
>>Hi Damien,
>>It really depends on what level of security you feel comfortable with.
>>As for myself I am going to stick with a user name and product key, it
>>is a week security system, but you are giving paid users freedom to do
>>what they want with the product.
>>As far as the best method I think a web based registration is best. It
>>allows them to reinstall their OS many times, is not platform specific,
>>and your web server handles all the product activations from a remote
>>location that the average smo can't access. Since most audio games are
>>downloaded anyway it is pretty safe to say the majority of your
>>customers has internet based access.
>>
>>Damien Sadler wrote:
>>>Hi Guys,
>>>This reminds me. I would like your opinions on how you are willing to
>>>register a game. When I say register, I don't even just mean registering 
>>>in
>>>the normal way, I mean any way of confirming that you have paid or 
>>>whatever.
>>>There are a bunch of ways that I could do it. I could just ask for a
>>>username and key, or Product ID and key, or have a server password, or we
>>>can go the online registration method. I could ask the user to log into 
>>>an
>>>account, where they can change their password, etc.
>>>It doesn't have to be what I've listed, I'd love new ideas from those of 
>>>you
>>>that don't want any of these systems.
>>>Thanks.
>>>Regards,
>>>Damien.
>>
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