Some people believe, some don't, some think this is an excellent idea, while
other dismiss without a second glance. All criticism are welcomed, and anything that can be used to learn from is a bonus.
So after checking several statistical bots, I found a link to a German overclocking site that had linked to my webpage. I followed it back, basically to see the opinions of WarFace.
http://www.overclockers.at/games_forum/warface_the_answer_to_pc_piracy_218962
Of course I wasn’t bother by any of the opinions expressed, in fact they have no idea of me or what I am trying to achieve. Why would they believe I am any different than any other soothe sayer? WarFace is a company “of getting results” through strange and unorthodox means, how do you describe that on paper? No that is something that has to be proven over time!
Spikx
quote:
[...] With all that said and done, however, piracy is always going to be an issue on the PC. So when I saw the tweets from a startup company known as WarFace, offering up a full “Anti-Piracy Strategy” and omitting the dreaded words of DRM from the aforementioned tweets, I had to find out more. So. I proceeded to get in touch with founder of WarFace, James Grimshaw and bombarded him with questions about the product.
http://ironhammers.org/?p=2367 http://www.warfaceaps.com/
TassDingo
http://www.warfaceaps.com/itworks.php
wenn ich das so durchlese kann ich nur schmunzeln, imho nicht ernst zu nehmen...
It makes me smile when reading, in my humble opinion not to be taken seriously...
22zaphod22
badass - supergeil - darauf hat die industrie gewartet
das it-works ist ja endgeil ... die verpflichten sicher den cast von the expendables um alle illegalen kopien aufzuspüren und dann mit shotguns zu erledigen
badass - super cool – this is what the industry has been waiting for
If it indeed works, its hot shit ... just like the cast of the expendables to track down the illegals with shotguns
Mr. Zet
I loled (als ich die FAQ gelesen habe)
I Loled (as I read the FAQ)
WarFace
Hello lads
TassDingo
laugh as much as you want.. but WarFace is able to track anything down. Even someone not man enough to insult warface to its face!
Help me fight piracy or shut up!
pwned!
James
Spikx
Awesome :D
sk/\r
:D
COLOSSUS
:-o
maXX
catfight!
daisho
Google is their tool, hate their motivation.
wtf? :D
thachriz
:D
GrOnD
weils dazu passt " :D "
Because it fits (Because it works?)
userohnenamen
muahahahhahaha :D
edit: jetzt is er sicher auf einer watchlist ;-)
muahahahhahaha
edit: Now he is safely on their watch list
thachriz
Herrlich:
What about file sharing?
File sharing Sites have one major weakness; the links has to be passed on to others. This is normally done in a forum, and that means people have to leave their details behind. WarFace has first hand information of these sites and the email addresses of the moderators.
na wenns so einfach is :D
Alle die " :D " gepostet haben sind bestimmt schon auf der Warface pöse user watschlist!
Marvelous:
What about file sharing?
File sharing Sites have one major weakness; the links has to be passed on to others. This is normally done in a forum, and that means people have to leave their details behind. WarFace has first hand information of these sites and the email addresses of the moderators.
Now if that’s so simple
All the posted users are already on the Warface watchlist!
COLOSSUS
Ich persoenlich finde
quote:
Will this work?
Yes!
noch viel ueberzeugender!
I personally think
Will this work?
Yes!
Much more convincing! (Unsure about this line? literal- “much convincing fool”)
GrOnD
das ganze Konzept passt einfach, jetzt habens alle pösen L33CH3R !!!11
The whole concept fits, now having people pose as L33CH3R !!!11
HaBa
quote:
Originally posted by thachriz
Herrlich:
What about file sharing?
File sharing Sites have one major weakness; the links has to be passed on to others. This is normally done in a forum, and that means people have to leave their details behind. WarFace has first hand information of these sites and the email addresses of the moderators.
na wenns so einfach is :D
Alle die " :D " gepostet haben sind bestimmt schon auf der Warface pöse user watschlist!
Marvelous:
What about file sharing?
File sharing Sites have one major weakness; the links has to be passed on to others. This is normally done in a forum, and that means people have to leave their details behind. WarFace has first hand information of these sites and the email addresses of the moderators.
Now if that’s so simple
All the posted users are already on the Warface watchlist
8-) :D
“Haba is reposting expressing agreement with thachriz!”
Turrican
lol, was für ein joke :D
lol, what a joke
SaxoVtsMike
quote:
Originally posted by thachriz
Alle die " :D " gepostet haben sind bestimmt schon auf der Warface pöse user watschlist!
Wenn das dann so ist schaun ma mal.
" :D "
Hab mir das auch durchgelesen, Wäre aber mal ein interessanter ansatz das eine firma aktiv versucht torrents zu stören, bzw. gabs da nicht mal ne geschichte (zu napster zeiten <== oops pöses wort) das da mit absicht lieder in umlauf gebracht haben die irgendwo störungen hatten ?
naja mal sehen, von all den kopierschützen ist mir steam immer noch am sympatischsten
All the posted users are already on the Warface watchlist
If so then this is the times we live in. (?literal- If so then the show of the times)
I have also read, it would be an interesting approach for a company to actively disrupt torrent, or. Was there not a story (In Napster times <== oops ?pöses -post? word) where songs in circulation are used for intentional interference? Well let’s see, of all the copy protections Steam is still the most likeable.
Turrican
quote:
Originally posted by SaxoVtsMike
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Wenn das dann so ist schaun ma mal.
" :D "
Hab mir das auch durchgelesen, Wäre aber mal ein interessanter ansatz das eine firma aktiv versucht torrents zu stören, bzw. gabs da nicht mal ne geschichte (zu napster zeiten <== oops pöses wort) das da mit absicht lieder in umlauf gebracht haben die irgendwo störungen hatten ?
naja mal sehen, von all den kopierschützen ist mir steam immer noch am sympatischsten
ja, da waren damals iirc einige "fakesongs" im umlauf.
If so then this is the times we live in. (?If so then the show of the times)
I have also read, it would be an interesting approach for a company to actively disrupt torrent, or. Was there not a story (In Napster times <== oops pöses word) where songs in circulation used for intentional interference? Well let’s see, of all the copy protections Steam is still the most likeable.
Yes, as there were some “fakesongs” in circulation back then. (? iirc is either “in my recollection” or maybe means IRC?)
d3cod3
da will wohl wer schnell förderungen abstauben bevor das unternehmen ex geht
:-p
Who wants to help themselves to some quick downloads before the company starts (?Total guess work, my German is rubbish!)
Rektal
I only believe it when I see it, i.e. a game said to have that "thing" and being not available illegally.
Excuse my translation, and if anyone wants to point out any corrections, just leave a comment. I think the best thing it to take a general meaning of what the sentence is implying. For example Turrican says “lol, was für ein joke” which translates as “lol, what a joke”. But I don’t think it means the same in English. I would like to think that it means that the whole
nature of the thread is a funny joke! Unless the joke is actually on me! :)
I bear no ill will towards any of the guys here, I am sure they are all good people that have no dealings with illegal downloading. I think we were all having a little fun and all in the spirit of things.
Though, I never did hear again from TassDingo! But does he have a point? No and yes, based on the failings of others over the years and the whole mess that has now become piracy. I don’t blame anyone for making snap judgements and laughing at the whole topic that is piracy!
Something has to be done! If nothing more than to give gamers a reassurance that positive steps are being taken! WarFace is here to walk those steps. We are the middle ground; we cater for both gamers and publishers, not just protecting copy infringement rights, but protecting the PC platform.
Now these guys are all worried about WarFace tracking the names of illegal downloaders, we aren’t interested in that, though I didn’t say it. What we are interested in is removing illegal torrents or file sharing. Trying to track someone through the internet is worse than a needle in 20 haystacks. It’s a waste of time and resources! We are more interested in getting results, not wasting time.
Anyone who uploads PC games, they are fair game. We are not after the crackers, because they are a separate entity to the people that share games. Crackers are in it for the challenge of breaking something, while they make the whole anti-piracy process more difficult, we do respect them. (But that’s for another post!) It’s the uploader, who is at fault, they are the ones killing this industry, and yes we maintain that it is dying!
But don’t worry, WarFace is here to solve everyone’s problems!
Just the piracy issues first!
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