Yes, piracy can be the answer to the shitty DRM, and I've heard of cases where the pirated version actually runs better than the store version of the game. I mean come on, that is some real bullshit right there. How can a paying customer have a worse experience with the game than someone who "steals" the game. So while I haven't pirated a game myself in years, I can totally understand why it is still very much alive (apart from older games getting gimped because of music licensing - GTA SA, IV). Maybe the best thing is to buy a game and then just run a pirated copy: you still support the devs and not have to deal with all the crap around it. Same goes for movies btw. The games I play are not really suitable to play on anything other than PC so changing systems won't really work for me personally. I just name Kerbal Space Program, Rimworld, Motorsport Manager (these are the games I play the most). And I haven't even mentioned modding, which makes these games 100x better. So for me, PC is still the way to go, and if DRM really becomes a problem I'll just dust off my eye-patch and raise the sails again ;) Sry for the walls of text, still having some issues with formatting.