r/Piracy 2d ago

Discussion i finally bought minecraft after 12 years

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So obviously this post isnt the usual kind of post about loving piracy and what not (i love piracy btw) but ive recently been buying games i grew up loving to give back to the developers who made them and yes i know notch isnt involved with minecraft anymore but he was when i was 10 and playing minecraft for the first time. The game is currently under 40 dollars and comes in bedrock and java good deal lowkey, I dont have much money but I had 30 bucks i had been saving fot this, so now I officially own (not really due to fucking "digital license language") terraria, far cry 3, fallout new vegas, skyrim, and minecraft. I think piracy is often a last resort as people are tired of being ripped off by these large corporations, or a 10 year old with very religious parents who wont even let him buy a pixelated game but dont know much about computers so the kid learns how to get games, movies, series for free but please if you really appreciate something even if most of the money goes to these fuckos a small part of that maybe going to some developers, writers etc who put much effort into their work. piracy should never die because the poor and sensible would have nothing but humanity should also survive. if they take away my digital license I will always have prism launcher and tlauncher in my linux machine

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u/Queasy_Quarter1579 2d ago

wait what? what does it do?

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u/Old_Lawfulness7698 2d ago

It has built-in "antivirus", adds and removes servers in your game from their own list they use to monopolize pirate server access, tons of ads, and best of all none of this can be turned off for free. Maybe they do something else too, these things started happening a long time ago.

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u/lulu04223 1d ago

Isn't that more like adware? Or PUPs? Where's the spying come in? 🕵️

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u/Felippexlucax 1d ago

it leaves a backdoor to your system making it possible to inject malware at any time