What was the last game you ever pirated?

I will neither admit nor deny guilt.
That being said, with great, but somewhat older, games being so cheap, especially when on sale, I find it hard to justify piracy. Can't afford Arkham Knight? Arkham Asylum is less than half the price, even when it's not on sale. Still too much? wait for a sale, or better yet, a bundle. Can't afford Tom Clancy's The Division? Tom Clancy's recent Humble Bundle gives you a lot to play with. Can't afford XCOM2? Get XCOM Enemy Unknown, Civilization III, and Pirates for a buck - that ought to keep you entertained for weeks (months if you got the BTA)

I mean, if I'd bought the Tom Clancy Humble Bundle (fuck UPlay) and played every game in that bundle, I'd be so done with the series I wouldn't even start The Division. I've got a backlog of great games, to the point that I'm spoiled for choice and am more likely to get bored with a series than to actually finish it. Hell, I've got some iconic series that I haven't even started yet, but have been meaning to for a while.

No excuse anymore.

Last one I pirated was Fallout 4 mainly to try out if I can run it and I was surprised that I could and it felt rather smooth even through I couldn't keep 30 fps all the time. Played it for a few hours but that was all. Before that the last thing I pirated was Skyrim played it for probably over a thousand hours and then finally decided to buy it but haven't played since then. Other than that I haven't pirated any games for about 3-4 years

Wavy Navy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0PycimNmJU

Fallout New Vegas or Skyrim, can't remember which. I know i got skyrim to test it out on my old laptop (i used to play oblivion and fallout 3 pirated before these). So i did all that mumbo jumbo and ended up buying the games a few months later when i got myself a gaming desktop, skyrim had to be played on lowest settings and even then i had stability issues on my laptop.

I don't remember. I used to pirate games, but around the time bundles started to come out I wound up having too many games to play, so I stopped pirating. That said, I do occasionally hunt down some abandonware or ancient game I don't own on Steam but have a legit copy of that I want to revisit, sometimes on the less reputable parts of the internet if it hasn't migrated to Steam/GoG. Now that I have steady income, pirating is something that I only resort to if the game is unobtainable otherwise.

Evil Genius.

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I think the last game I pirated was Bit Trip runner 2 or whatever the hell it's called but I bought it later.
I used to pirate everything but then I stopped and now I buy all my games. ... except for old stuff that I emulate sometimes, I can't be asked to spend loads of money on that

Bad rats ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Mostly abandonware, and games for my old consoles and that I'm not planning to get in my collection.

I haven't pirated a game ever since I created an account on steam in... 2012, I think. The last game I acquired illegally was (vanilla) Skyrim, but I bought the Legendary Edition some time ago (2 years, maybe more) on Steam just because. Because I was feeling guilty, I guess. And it was on sale. I haven't installed the Legendary edition yet but I hope that my saved files from the pirated game will work just fine with the Steam version. I don't think I could start off from scratch, not after putting something like 50 hours into a game. No sir/ma'am.

I mostly buy game bundles and heavily discounted games so there's no need to pirate them anymore. Of course, I wouldn't mind downloading a newer game to test it and see if I like it before making a purchase.

But I don't think I will ever spend big bucks on a game again.. I bought Diablo 3 at release and it cost me almost $80, it was disappointing and I vowed to never buy another game at full price.

Fallout 4, to see how it ran on my pc before buying it.

Every Amiga game made. I've bought everything since.

I don't think I've ever pirated a game, but i did pirate the Attack on Titan movie.

totally worth it

I think it was the persona 3 ps2 version. Since the ps2 version of the game isn't sold here any more and I don't own a psp. And I really wanted to play it before playing persona 4. (I got interested after playing the persona 4 arena game )

Ori

So this post....you're complaining about support after you pirated a key?
Basically you pirated....instead of paying them for the key and then expect special service...
You're essentially trying to get a free game and then complain support won't help you when they rightfully disable the key.

Maybe I'm missing something here.....but come on.

If you take the risk, accept the consequences. I know I do if I choose to do something less than legal.

In related news..I want to pirate you, can you come work for me for free? Hurry up, I expect service here. Mow my lawn already ;)

It was Shadowrun Returns, see it clearly as if it was now. Played nearly a half of game. Afterwards bought shadowrun pack on autumn sale. Please don`t tell my goverment.

Halo 1

It was Battle for Middle Earth II! It's a shame that this game is not on steam! BOOO!

The Witcher 3. Just to try the first 1-2 hours. The optimization dissapointed me :/
Still, I will purchase it at some point in the future.

was before steam appeared on my life :(

Does DLC count? With Dawnguard Steam gave it to me (along with everyone for free, remember that?) then I may have logged onto my friends account to get Dragonborn and Hearthfire, downside being I forgot about it and accidentally let it download all of his "sexy armor" mods...

i pirate some new games that idk if my pc can run it, then if the game run okay ill bought it