Since piracy can't be avoided, make your own game seeds.

"Since piracy cannot be avoided, how can we use it," RedLynx, a developer of PC game Enduro, said at the Liverpool Games Development symposium yesterday? What we have done is to spread our work to the BT site on the first day of the game sale. "The extreme reliance on official servers – the game's built-in leaderboard is the core of the work." I'm not sure that's going to work, but I can only assume that without the list it's not complete, even if it doesn't hurt the legitimate user to push it to BT.　　"RedLynx said that" Enduro "in 1 August sold a total of 150,000 copies, this figure and the official server received the connection request, it seems the game's core content is still saved.　　RedLynx wants to spread the "official piracy" can attract a number of potential users, those who have the pursuit of the list may turn to buy a genuine to get the full game experience. Torsten Reil, from NaturalMotion, has its own view of piracy: "Even if the work to the low of 59 pence still have a lot of piracy, you will think that the price is so low, there should be many people addicted to piracy began to pay the bar, but the rational thinking of piracy has been deeply rooted. "Reil thought it might be time to change the mindset:" People always think that digital copyright is optional, digital content should be free of charge, which sounds good, but if you have to face those who put the work of the creators-they have to pay the mortgage to raise children, it is much more difficult. "Yes, you can use technical means to limit piracy, but ultimately it is necessary to radically change people's misconceptions about digital rights."　　"In addition, the PC gaming industry's leading digital publishing platform steam by the recent hottest shooting game" Modern Warfare 2 "implanted steamworks by their peers and even criticized.　　Fox/ign's digital publishing platform, called (direct2drive), and gamersgate and Impulse declined to sell. Called said in a statement: "We insist that customers from us to buy the game should not install a Third-party client to start the game" called in the reply to a game site will even steam the client and malicious software to equate: "We do not want to force customers to install Trojan horse program."　　"Modern Warfare 2" was previously reported to have forced the installation of steam to provide upgrades, cheats, and achievement systems.　　But strangely, called and GamersGate are selling the sketch game "Zeno clash" also install steam client, other such as "Empire: The whole War" and "War Hammer 40k:dow2" also with steam affair, but called has no objection to this. Want to be "modern War 2" influence is too big, if the sale of this is no doubt is for the competition, the relatively honest impulse said everyone's voice: "Forcibly install competitor's distribution platform makes us alienated from this." ”