Game developers should let people pirate their games but it should be torrents they've created (see here: http://www.greenheartgames.com/2013/04/29/what-happens-when-pirates-play-a-game-development-simulator-and-then-go-bankrupt-because-of-piracy/)

Well, Torrenting is illegal, so I think i'd have to disagree, don't believe in Pirated software for personal gain, I don't have 1 pirated movie or game on my computer.

I'm confused, was it GTA IV or V? You wrote both. 

If it was GTA IV, shame on them since it's pretty cheap these days. 

If it was GTA V, this emoticon summarize my feelings: 

 

Thanks! I fixed it. It was GTA V...

"PC Hackers?" If they were "hackers" I doubt this would happen to them... They were just being stupid. 

 

Sorry i don't mean hackers... i mean Cheaters (People who wanted the game but didn't want to buy it so then downloaded a virus instead).

Well, Torrenting is illegal, so I think i'd have to disagree, don't believe in Pirated software for personal gain, I don't have 1 pirated movie or game on my computer.

 

I don't know how I came across this thread when the last post was two weeks ago, but I just want to point something out here.

 

I don't think it is "torrenting" that is illegal. SCS Software releases their updates to Euro Truck Simulator 2 in the form of torrents in order to reduce the strain on their servers. What is illegal is pirating software, which is usually done through torrents. Torrents are just a way to download files without actually using a download server.

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