Sacred 2 - More on Copy Protection

TheMadGamer said:

Bottom line is people can bitch and moan all they want on these fourms against such copy protection software but the only thing publishers are ever going to 'listen' to are your wallets...

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Didn't you hear? If a PC game doesn't sell, it's because of the filthy pirates. Quality / DRM / steep requirements do not matter, no - what's important is that apparently a PC gamer usually is a thief. Come on, really, it's time to leave the PC scum to play in their mud and move to consoles.

Sacred 2 will also be available on Steam. For those of you who prefer to give away a lot of private data instead typing in a s/n.

I prefer the Copy Protection (DRM) that Sins of a Solar Empire uses (NONE). To me it seems a lot better to actually TRUST the people who pay for your game, not make it harder for them to use it.

Don't you have to activate games over Stardock as well?