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Originally Posted by Unknown Rabbit
1. All you are saying is "I have no sense of morals or law and only do things according to whatever I feel most benefits me, myself and I.".
2. It only costs 10 dollars. For PC. People buy it.
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Do I care? Maybe, and that's just because this is the best Jazz Jackrabbit game of all time. Otherwise, if JJ2 was from 94, I probably would have downloaded it. I don't really care if you or Spaztic or anyone else thinks I have no morals. I do what I do for my own purpose. And if you all want to constantly fight about illegal stuff and whatnot, you can go ahead to. But I willl only buy certain things, like I would download an Atari game, not buy it. I would buy a PS1 game, not download it.\
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Originally Posted by Black Ninja
JJ1 = Freeware = No
JJ1 = Illegal to Distribute = Yes
Downloading Illegal files = Bad = Yes
Download JJ1 = No.
I now have said all that needs to be said.
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While as true as your statements may be, I think all of us will probably agree on statements 1 and 2. But some of us, like me, may argue on statements 3 and 4. So here's my view:
JJ1 = Freeware = No
JJ1 = Illegal to Distribute = Yes
Downloading Illegal files = Bad = But I might do it anyway
Download JJ1 = Yes
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Indeed correct Fl@$h, i've come to the reasons that the game is too old. And, that I or anyone else would have legal cause to have the game, if they owned JJ2. It doesn't matter, if they have JJ2, as in a legally bought version of the game, they are strictly entitled to their copy of JJ1, as stated by the paper inside the box, and on the cover of the box in the corner.
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Last edited by JJ Tublear; Nov 17, 2003 at 01:23 PM.
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