good question but, i think not realy
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good question but, i think not realy
People will continue using peer to peer because it is not so easy to close donw and new torrent sites will just keep opening up. they are going for the most popular for a start one by one.
No because a lot of people can't use BT (like me, it doesn't work) and get their anime from a bunch of other P2P programs.Quote:
Originally Posted by kastelic4444
I'm sorry if I seem like a cheap bastard, but I'm not paying for anime. There's no way I'm paying $40+ for a DVD with four episodes on it. I could buy a TV boxset for around that price. Anime just isn't worth it to me in that aspect.
Plus I don't live in the USA so I don't give a shit about MPAA or whatever...so I'll keep downloading to my own content.
* falls over laughing at self* before i read the article i read the end of BT, i thought you meant british telecom, what a fool am i. oh well, i didn't downlaod anything anyway, i guess that some people might stop, but not many, it is good that these people are stopped as they are kinda stealing.
To answer those who talk about the price. I download unlicensed anime, but when there is to buy, I always buy in complete box sets so as to get the cheapest. Per example the 5 DVD box of Love Hina with the special episode was 40 euros. Not expensive really.
www.deepdiscountdvd.com anime for $18 a dvd (usually) and free shipping, there, less bitching more buying.Quote:
Originally Posted by winryrockbell
While the crackdown has occured I'm sure it wont affect the non-licensed anime distro's too much. And if things happen to put that to rest, then another form of distributing will rise up.
You all shouldn't be downloading licensed stuff or programs and games that cost money in the first place therefore you have 0 right to whine. I download a lot of programs and games for free, and when I see this happen I figure "oh well, nice while it lasted." Just need to get over it.
Eh, I use Azereus which is a type of bit-torrent client, something like that won't stop me from using torrents. Even if elite torrents did get taken down, they personally did nothing wrong because all they did was supply the (LEGAL) torrent file so that the people who had already downloaded it could upload it to other people. Elite Torrents held no actual illegal files.
Grumble Grumble Grumble
Hmmm, it appears that CNet News and the Feds disagree with this statement...Quote:
Originally Posted by sorrowfulkiller
http://news.com.com/Feds+shut+down+B...3-5720541.html