"breton said:There's nothing they can do to hurt EA that won't hurt a developer as well. The only thing that will cause EA to change their DRM policy is attacking their wallet. Even if they circulated their information about DRM in a more mature and responsible fashion, their point would still be to get people to not buy Spore. They can't say "go ahead and buy Spore to support Maxis, but remember to send EA an angry e-mail too." EA isn't going to listen unless they feel that the outcry made a sizable dent in their sales.mikevanpwn said:EA may lose some profit but Maxis could lose years of hard work. Its doubtful that the amazon spam will make a huge dent in Spore's sales but they're attacking the wrong people. Giving Spore a 1 star? As your own suggestion goes to an example of an attack on Maxis. Seriously, its Maxis who loses."Its really sad actually. Here Maxis spent years making this game, and yes EA implemented this DRM but now Amazon has a 1.5 star rating on the game and may discourage people from buying it. Who loses here? Maxis.Yeah, 'cause EA sees no share of the money, it all goes to Maxis, right? And the reviews aren't entirely on DRM, the game has been a reasonable let down for a lot of people. So I honestly feel a low score is in order. One star? Maybe it's too harsh, but still.
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