>It's not stealing! >I'm just making a copy,

I don't pirate games, I don't even play the ones I own.

>>388004908
Why do excuses trigger you? You don't know these anons and never will.

>>388005198
The fact is they're pirating and collectively ruin the industry. Paid DLC, cookie cutting, I partly blame all that on them.

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>>388005463
They are the reason the "industry" is still somewhat alive.
But that's too hard to comprehend for you.

>>388004908
RATTLE ME BONES

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>pirate games
>they dont work properly
>cant buy them as they are not released digitally
>"cant find CD1"
is there a guide to pirating

>>388004908
That's seems pretty rational. There's nothing wrong with that statement.

>>388004908

Come on guys, throw your best food analogy about piracy

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>tfw pirating early 2000s games
>tfw about to have fun
>tfw collecting games

Pirating is the right option when your money is not gonna reach the gud guys. For example Dead Space.
This also applies for used retrogames.

>>388005463
>Paid DLC, cookie cutting, I partly blame all that on them.
How does piracy make that happen? A pirate will get all that free anyway, it just might been they have to wait a week longer for the torrent. You can actually point out the games that began of scummy practices like paid lootboxs, online passes (when they existed) and on-disc DLC.

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>he doesnt show his list of pirated games
com on now! really?