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From: mcgowen@saturn.ucsc.edu (Richard McGowen)
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Subject: Re: Psygnosis Missed the Point!
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Date: 8 Jun 91 09:00:53 GMT
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If I am not mistaken, the IBM version requires a key disk also.  Although you
may prefer manual protection to key disk protection, I would much prefer a 
key disk any day.  With a key disk, I can have all my floppies in one fairly
small container.  Floppies are also a bit more durable, at least in my living
environment, than docs.  I could destroy a code wheel or a piece of paper much
easier.

In short, I am tired of people bitching because psygnosis made a step in the
right direction just because it was not exactly what the want.  Let's see
all these people who like to complain so much write a game.  Then they
can have it any way they da*n well please.  Also be interesting to see if
they were against copy protection then.
--
Richard McGowen

"Men can't deal with commitment.  They're afraid they'll get married and then 
meet the woman of their dreams at the reception."   --Carrie Snow