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EA notes overwhelming demand for SimCity, Origin servers falter

Discussion in 'TechSpot News and Comments' started by Shawn Knight, Mar 5, 2013.

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  1. PC nerd TechSpot Enthusiast Posts: 247   +21

    Can't they see that they crippled BF3 with Origin? And they're doing it again with Sims.
  2. Don't worry: 4 hours until the cracked version is released.
    It'll pop up on TPB in 12 hours or so, if not sooner.

    Then we can have our hassle free experience, all for the low price of $0.00.
    The best part is you know your not supporting EA and their draconian DRM systems or money grubbing tactics.

    Hopefully an indie team will create a nice city simulation game, why does SimCity have to be the only one? I'd happily support a DRM free kickstarter project.
  3. Sniped_Ash Newcomer, in training Posts: 67   +19

    SimCity isn't actually a single-player game. It's one of many reasons why I didn't get it. Even if there was no DRM, the game would still have these issues right now.
  4. Darth Shiv TechSpot Maniac Posts: 686   +49

  5. Steve TechSpot Staff Posts: 871   +65

    Just bought the game. Can't play servers are too busy :S What a load of BS.
    Darth Shiv likes this.
  6. St1ckM4n TechSpot Maniac Posts: 1,509   +196

    Buy a hotdog from the stand. Go to put it on your mouth. Store guy says "sorry, can't eat it yet". You bow your head down into okay.jpg. You watch other people walk past eating hot dogs. It starts to rain. You're not hungry anymore, you throw hotdog into gutter.

    That's what it's like to play DRM games.