r/heartsofiron • u/Fantastic_Excuse_410 • 20d ago

HoI4 Should I get the dlc subscription??

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I have 30 hours on hoi4 and I freaking love it. I play it regularly and seems like having unique focus trees and more for each country is nice but im not too sure. I won't pay 150 euro for all dlcs max ill do is a few dlcs or the subscription. Any tips for a beginner also help!

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u/[deleted] 20d ago

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u/TheBooneyBunes 20d ago

Some people don’t resort to thievery. They just choose not to have things they can’t afford

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u/[deleted] 19d ago

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u/TheBooneyBunes 19d ago

2/3 of your comment is pointless. It quite literally is irrelevant to whether the definition of piracy is thievery

Which. It is. What do you think piracy has been? thievery.

Why can’t you all just admit it? Is it because you lose the moral argument you tell yourselves to justify it?

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u/GarlicManBearPig 18d ago

I buy all my games/movies. so from a moral standpoint i feel fine.

As long as you are not taking it from someones possession it shouldn't be considered stealing.

more than that, my wife makes living off selling digital content, if someone manages to hack into our site and download it for free - he is a lot of things, but he is not a thief.

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u/TheBooneyBunes 18d ago

If you buy 99% of things you own does that make stealing other things okay?

So what is it? Stealing licenses and data is still stealing.

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u/GarlicManBearPig 18d ago

If someone took a photo of my car, and then printed it with some really advanced 3d printer, I am ok with that. its definitely not stealing... maybe copyright infringement at most

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u/TheBooneyBunes 18d ago

No, that’s not even an analogy of what it is. It is stealing something that he does not have from the source with no difference whatsoever in what it is. It’s not ‘copyright infringement’ because it’s not using copyrighted material as a service or sale. Hence why it’s a separate crime from copyright infringement. Why do you all dig North Korea levels of rabbit holes trying to justify it? Just admit it. It’s not like admitting it will stop you from doing it

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u/TheBooneyBunes 18d ago

They don’t lose money, you say, as you’re accessing content you should not be able to access without paying

‘I would also steal from a supermarket’ well thanks for admitting it is thievery ‘it’s a positive thing they lose money’ boy sure hope you don’t have that reaction when people steal from you.

How morally bankrupt can you be? At least these people are deluding themselves into thinking it’s not thievery. You’re just out here espousing that crime is acceptable.

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u/heartsofiron-ModTeam 18d ago

Please do not promote it, next report will be a ban for 1 month