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Ahh, Dur, ESA...

doughboyOP
#1
I say, talk to them in a civilized, proper, grown-up manner...
Well... anyone down to tell the ESA what's, what?
Yes, they do have a right to protect the gaming community and developers from pirating, but I believe that this site provides a good system which we can all agree works.
try out the game> buy the game> we are all happy
Well, give it a whirl if you think you have the balls...
http://www.theesa.com/contact/index.asp
sylar1000
#2
Yep, this will definitely work
doughboyOP
#3

Replying to #2

I detect sarcasm...don't let them scare you...just cause they live near Washington :P ...
If they respond with an angry backlash... THEN we can all assume they are all douchebags :D ...
frebels
#4
What the hell is esa
LuckyTrouble77
#5
With the average IQ level of members of this site along with the epic amounts of nerd rage that initially resulted from the game removal, it's probably in people's best interests if they avoid sending what they believe to be sensible mail to the ESA.
frebels
#6
The roms will never be back.
sylar1000
#7
LuckyTrouble77 · #5With the average IQ level of members of this site along with the epic amounts of nerd rage that initially resulted from the game removal, it's probably in people's best interests if they avoid sending what they believe to be sensible mail to the ESA.
It will be greatTitle: 2 ESA u fuxersSUbject: u need 2 stp tryin 2 take our free games u whores, pls dun b bitchs, we deserve free games u fuxing whores, romulation will win u all, in yo face, u never stopped us from posting games on the romulation forum, here is the link wat now bizes
doughboyOP
#8
frebels · #6The roms will never be back.
I never said I wanted the Roms back ::)
I just want to ask them why they don't allow it and if we can all come to a compromise or are they just fat-angry-old men...sure they...
...do have a right to protect the gaming community and developers from pirating, but I believe that this site provides a good system which we can all agree works.
try out the game> buy the game> we are all happy
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Replying to #7

lol...
If you guys must know, I have sent out an e-mail...wonder what they will do...
Ignore maybe...but, if they don't it will be interesting.
The alias I'm using has an avarage IQ
ROM sites should be private and only invite people who they already know...and "know" they are not spies...
Suiseiseki
#9
LuckyTrouble77 · #5With the average IQ level of members of this site along with the epic amounts of nerd rage that initially resulted from the game removal, it's probably in people's best interests if they avoid sending what they believe to be sensible mail to the ESA.
Never a truer word has been said.
Loonylion
#10
complaining/talking to the ESA is pointless. They're just a bunch of lawyers who do as they're told.
doughboyOP
#11

Replying to #10

Then, who tells them what they must "do"?
Lawyers, really?...
I taught it was a company against pirating, who have all the gaming companies such as NIS America, NerveSoft, etc... linked by online Anti-Piracy watch if that company chooses to have this option.
doughboyOP
#13

Replying to #12

ohh, right...I kinda taught that myself...
Natewlie
#14

Replying to #13

Then why ask if you already know the answer?
dedboy
#15

Replying to #14

Because knowledge is POWER.
I HAVE THE POWER-
By the power of Greyskull.
Damn She-Ra was hot...
Zydaline
#16
Um yeah, honestly?
Don't joke, mister.You know more than 90% of us aren't going to buy the real game. Why would you logically buy a game AFTER you've beaten it, unless you're trying to show support for the company? It's not like Romu tailors all the roms into a quarter-game demo that makes you want to go out and buy it.That argument ain't rubbin' it.
Loonylion
#17

Replying to #16

trying the game out is the intent of RomUlation. we don't cut the games because we have neither the skill nor the resources to do so.
Zydaline
#18
Yeah, I know it is. But intent =/= what people will do. ESA would never believe, or accept it.
ace1o1
#19
If you download it, you won't buy it most likely. I know this for sure.
dedboy
#20
Romulation could host local demos of games that the companies would send them, but then no one would download a 5 minute playable demo, now would they?I still say they should allow amateur developers to put their games up here, so the rom U community can critique them. It might not be a long term solution, but it will keep the site afloat for the time being.
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