FAIL - cannot paste registration code!!!
Posted: May 27th, 2010, 6:36 am
Come on, seriously? no copy and paste support? Even for those always easy to remember and type registration codes? Hello, McFly, its 2010.
Its even more amusing if you launch the game past its initial (ask me every damn time why don't you "Launch Menu") into full screen mode and then want to enter the registration code...
I just love the various "DRM" and ad hoc authentication (aka "anti-piracy") schemes (the more intrusive the better no?). The best part is how only the paying customers get to really pay when it is done wrong (not that it can in fact be done right but hey thats a whole another discussion)
PS: You also need to use a different online payment service than Plimus - when one pays via paypal there is absolutely no need to waste the customers time collecting a ton of extraneous personal contact information up front that is not needed for the transaction - thats half the point of using paypal in the first place... Paypal has its own financial and email verification procedures and supplies the vendor with more than sufficient contact info when the transaction goes ahead... how hard could it be for plimus to modify their purchase form to only gather the bare minimum amount of private customer data based on the payment method chosen?
Its even more amusing if you launch the game past its initial (ask me every damn time why don't you "Launch Menu") into full screen mode and then want to enter the registration code...
I just love the various "DRM" and ad hoc authentication (aka "anti-piracy") schemes (the more intrusive the better no?). The best part is how only the paying customers get to really pay when it is done wrong (not that it can in fact be done right but hey thats a whole another discussion)
PS: You also need to use a different online payment service than Plimus - when one pays via paypal there is absolutely no need to waste the customers time collecting a ton of extraneous personal contact information up front that is not needed for the transaction - thats half the point of using paypal in the first place... Paypal has its own financial and email verification procedures and supplies the vendor with more than sufficient contact info when the transaction goes ahead... how hard could it be for plimus to modify their purchase form to only gather the bare minimum amount of private customer data based on the payment method chosen?