The Pirate
Full VersionA short mod about what happens when you decide to break the law.
A very short mod that showcases exactly what happens when you choose to pirate a movie. If you're having trouble running this mod, consider installing Source SDK Base 2013 Singleplayer. This is my first mod. Have fun!
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Germany simulator.
I'm likely not the first to say this, but the whole stigma and paranoia against media piracy is just dumb.
My inspiration came from those mid-2000s anti-piracy ads that compare people who download music to hardened criminals.
I agree 100 percent.
Whilst it is still highly questionable from a legal standpoint, but given how physical media is slowly dying out and greedy corporations are more in control of what we can and can't own or play anymore (looking at you EA and Ubisoft) I see piracy as more of a blessing in disguise.
Remember to give me plenty of feedback!