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My take is that pirating is cool if it's from massive corps that don't deserve my money
stealing or how you guys call it 'copyright infringment' is cool? are you mental? that's so childish and cringe. you aren't even honoring the work behind both the product and the crack cause guess what the company only distributs it, humans code and invest time.
@@tsnos2 I used to be a java dev you know, I can appreciate all the hard work it takes to make something, but if a company wants to make it almost impossible to use their service, I'll have to find other ways. Btw: I mainly only pirate games I already owned, and that are no longer playable.
@@tsnos2 if you pay for something like a streaming service you aren't honoring shit, the way you honor work is by going to the official site and buying directly from that and buying the physical version. Paying for a streaming service is just paying for a wall to get taken down, especially because the streaming service may just fuck over the animators in the background. Also, please refrain from saying "that's so childish" if you're going to add "are you mental?" and especially "cringe" to your comment.
@@varietychan he argued that it's cool, cmon. ‘may’ - when a streaming provider buys a licence to deliver it, the studio makes money, which in return also ensures the workers keep their jobs or get paid more. I don't know where you get your films from, but most of them are either WEB or BLURAY. If you say that BLURAY supports people then great, but surely you don't just watch WEB warez. And just cause one party >maybe/sometimes< doesn't pay the workers properly, you have the right not to pay them at all?
Say it with me everyone: *If buying isn't owning, then piracy isn't stealing.*
it never was stealing, it is copyright infringement.
@@toni20kbut in this case the developer deserves it, while with games like Minecraft (or any other non AAA games) it's somewhat bad for devs
@@Emayeah minecraft is under the resource availability of a triple A atm, so no. Smth on the lines of lethal company? yeah
You are buying a tempory license to access a given product, not the rights to the product. Meaning that it is indeed stealing or at least bypassing the payment procedure aka stealing
@@tsnos2 By google's definition, stealing is TAKING something, and when you pirate a game, it's not like [INSERT GAME DEVELOPER HERE] loses a copy of the game. The more appropriate definition for piracy would be Copyright infringement.
Media corporations would make it illegal to borrow a copy of your friends’ dvds if they could
People get mad that you are a pirate cause they're paying to get ripped off meanwhile you're getting quality service for *free*
dude when i started the video i thought it was from one of those big youtubers i haven't heard of only to scroll down and be dumbfounded. great video!
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in my opinion, pirating is just getting things that aren't owned by you, even if you buy them
i didnt even notice this video isnt viral keep up mate
thanks you bro
If paying isnt buying, piracy isnt stealing
Since I was a kid I've always been a pirate. The first movies I watched as a child it was always pirated by my parents or uncle. I always searched for games for free and when I discovered torrents there was no stopping me. I never had any gripes with it at all morally or anything as I was a stupid kid who didn't think about that stuff I ust wanted free games. As I grew up and realised indie developers were our starving artists I wouldn't pirate indie games much because even if I'm not stealing from them I'd prefer enjoy their art while supporting them. Growing up poor just never made me worry about the fat pockets of big publishers
Amazing video, super underrated, you've gained a new subscriber
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Bro, thank you
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"Hold my beer"
great video man, you deserve more subs tbh
A very good, thought through video. You just gained a subscriber!
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Wow, great video! You're going to blow up soon
Hope so! thanks
Stu Mackenzie once said that everything on the internet is and should be free
man you have a talent in editing keep the good work, and try to make your sound more vibrant and alive ❤❤
This couldnt be said for games at first, but now it is, except for indie devs. W take.
Good video, good take! You deserve more subs!
I agree. Piracy is not illegal at all either. The reason people pirate these movies and other things is not only because of not owning the game, but also some countries ban certain products. For example, video games. Some countries ban video games and there are people all over the world who want to play that game, but their country banned it. So obviously, piracy is the only way they can get it. And second of all, nowadays almost every games have launchers and other stuff. That means we don't own the game. So, I agree. If buying is not owning, then piracy is not stealing.
1:48 black and white what a callback
This is not a good take. You are trying to obfuscate piracy as not being stealing, which is morally wrong, by switching from everyday language to legal terminology that has very specific definitions for every type of property violation. This specificity does not mean that because piracy isn't called theft in legal terminology that it isn’t a property violation, i.e., stealing, in everyday language and morally wrong. Perhaps you don’t understand that when buying something digitally (a game, a service, etc.), there is actually an exchange of property, it is a transaction. According to what you indicated at 11:58 of your video, the payment is a nice thank you.
4:31 god i hate this "argument".
I pirated several EA titles (self explanatory why) Hearts of Iron DLCs and Red Dead Redemption 2.
Red Dead 2? Oh i own it legit. Except a hijacker came along and linked Social club to a different steam account. Cant play something i paid for anymore.
Hearts of Iron DLCs? You cant expect me to buy 15 DLCs for content that should be in the fucking basegame.
Hundreds of Mp3? I aint listening to Spotify. The Ad frequency and duration is higher than it is on the radio where ads play for 3 minutes every 30 minutes. Why should i listen to something that just allows me to control whats being played and have ads every 5-10 minutes.
Movies? Screw "XYZ +" "XYZ Premium" for monthly fees. Theres so much that i dont want 10 subscriptions just to get everything if i can find all i want to watch in one place?
Why should i pay EA for doing a bad job? Why should i endorse hordes of Subscription services? Why should i pay for something if i NEVER EVER REALLY OWN IT? Oh? Servers died? Guess the game you paid 60 for wont be playable anymore. A song was blocked in your country (From copyright claims i received since 2021 i can tell that all labels dont like Russia) yeah guess what the answer to that is.
The topic the video talks about is ABOVE paying for product. Its the only way you dont get ripped off. All it costs is to briefly expose your IP (or not if you use VPN) to the random seeders for the duration of your download.
We need to get EMPRESS back.
Screw Skidrow.
What do you mean by piracy? I eventually want to train a AI so i Need to Download stuff.
ITS obviusly Not for me to consume, that would be illegal 😇
subscribed! interesting video. when it comes to ubisoft i feel like pirating could be better. I mean, just look at the crew 1. you can't even launch the game anymore even if you paid for it because they took it from your library
2:30 bros the first person ever to pay for premiere pro
8:14 2 million spiders?! 😨
excited for new videos tho :)
the statement "I use piracy as a demo/trial" only works when demos/trials don't exist. a good portion of the time it is just an excuse, because even of those that pirate to "test" a smaller set whether they "enjoyed" the title or not will actually "get a license" or "buy" it, and even then of those people that do Pirate and then tell people about it, the conversation usually continues with "where did you get it" so does this theoretical person who pirated the thing lie and say they got it from a store front, or do they tell them they pirated it, and therefore incentivizing person B to pirate it as well (so that "marketing" didn't really result in a sale did it). Then a person is less likely to buy pay for something like a movie after watching it unless they found it exceptional (and even then it would probably still be a subset), which means "average" or "acceptable" a likely to not get anything.
then refunds do exist for things like games on most platforms, but I will contend that it is a smaller portion of people that even if they don't "enjoy" something will request a refund, but that is human tendency not an endorsement, or promotion of piracy: they might not realize refunds are available (as sometimes it is "hidden"), they might consider it to be too much of a hassle ("its only 15 dollars so whatever"), or it might be denied (like supposedly Valve has a limit on how many refunds they will grant, but the number is not known and might depend of frequency, and prices)
i mostly pirate games before i buy them. If i like and enjoy them i buy them.
I mean yes videos are one way te see a game but feeling it is diffetent. Also dont forget 70€ for a new game isn't really that cheap so i would not want to buy a game without knowing if i like it.
@@mariegamer2146 This is normal, I also do it sometimes, but now I don't play like before.😅
Great video production, well made for such a small channel! I do however think your point of piracy helping companies/devs etc isn't entirely true, since if a product is easily piratable people wont bother buying it, which they might have done if pirating weren't an easy option
Gaben is so right about it
I'd have to be a billionaire and live a thousand years to be able to play, watch, or listen to all the stuff I want to, or to do all the stuff I want to ...
Fuck capitalism!
amazing vid!!! +sub
good video
This video changed my view on piracy.
I think the good service point is really good, but still piracy is morally wrong most of the time.
all the time
like im no stranger to piracy. i pirate most of my music, some games and all of the movies/series/documentaries i watch but you make arguments that are so bad - simply repeat what r/piracy r/crackwatch and similar places in the internet preach.
why is everyone editing like this
Wuts piracy?
use google. are you slow?
Impossible to listen to :/
@@BenisMannn why?
ofc its the guy with a AI pfp.
I was too lazy to look for a photo