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[quote who="DreadWebb78" reply="1" id="1875155"] #2 - Obviously in this case the phrase 'finished state' needs to be defined. Finished state should include fully playable with all features necessary to gameplay enabled (not necessarily eye-candy), a fulfilled plotline (beginning, middle and end), and generally not broken for the vast majority of systems (95%+). I believe in this case that most MMO's achieve a 'finished state'[/quote] But what if a game doesn't have a

While I very much like the idea of a "Gamers bill of rights", there are a few problems with the one proposed by Stardock. I couldn't find an existing discussion of this, so I started this thread. I noticed this because of a thread on the EA forums where a Red Alert 3 developer was claiming that they "respect" the Gamers Bill of Rights"... Except that the entire thread was dedicated to explaining their draconian DRM (5 install limit, online activation). Am I the only one seeing a misma