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Your argument doesn't hold water!
You state that it costs more in disk space than to buy the game.  
Most gamers I know only have the game for a couple of months, then get
another one.
All of a sudden the economics is working for you!

Thomas Rush <Thomas=Rush%Prod=Mkt%NA=H...@netgate.compaq.com> wrote in
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> TimeKillr <time...@hotmail.com> wrote in article
> <60moqe$ivd$1...@walton.videotron.net>...
> > >Actually, it is pretty funny, but piracy is extremely expensive--in
many
> > >way more expensive than buying the actual software. If you consider
that
> > >the really hardcore WaReZ traders usually have dual-channel ISDN, a
> CD-ROM
> > >burner and 8 gigs of hard drive space, these costs add up. Even a
> > >small-timer that just grabs stuff off hotline sites will spend more
> money
> > >on online time and disk space than they would have on games. Putting
> > >WarCraft II on my hard drive takes up $60 worth of space in cost per
> > >megabyte, VS. $40 for the game itself--and this gets even worse with
> > >video-intensive games like Wing IV and C & C. I finally talked a
friend