If you don’t care, then why are you trying so hard to convince yourself and others that this isn’t piracy?
Again, the ease of obtaining the game without a license has nothing to do with the legality of doing so. Piracy is the act of bypassing licensing restrictions in software, which is exactly what you are doing.
There are plenty of games for sale that don’t include drm or are otherwise easy to obtain. It’s still piracy to download them without paying.
I’ll never understand these posts where someone is bending over backwards to try to ‘prove’ that pirating a game isn’t piracy by some sovereign citizen-esque logic. Just download the game and move on.
I think a toastie and a panini are very similar, but a panini typically uses a stiffer bread and the toastie is kind of sealed on the sides. A grilled cheese (US) is typically a cheese sandwich toasted in a pan, so kind of somewhere in between a toastie and a panini
Anything other than cheese on a grilled cheese makes it a panini, not a grilled cheese.
If those games can do LAN connections (computers on the same network), you could use something like Hamachi to put your computers on a virtual network together. I’m sure there are more modern versions of Hamachi, but that’s how I used to do it in the early 2010s.
Congratulations, you’ve invented croutons
Do you have any actual evidence of this malicious code besides writing with your caps lock on? Frankly, this reads like some poorly-veiled astroturfing to sew distrust in what, as far as I can tell, is the most popular windows piracy tool.
The only legitimate takedown I can see is is the non-commercial clause. If YouTube is making money off streams, wouldn’t that be a license violation?
Maybe dude’s just got mad flow control