Lego Rock Band: Can you export every song, and for how much?

[BruceDickinson]

Ugh. Idiots that were clamoring for LEGO to be exportable are now clamoring to know the price and details before they jump in. No wonder HMX never tells us anything...

It's a message board. People have a right to ask, if they get an answer or not is another story. Maybe you should get off your high horse and calm down a little bit.

[whofan]

When the forum is actively promoting it?

Yes, we must, if we just turn our backs to the issue, we're just as guilty as those doing it.

[Ehfahq]

For Lego Rock Band?

I dont know how the Lego game will export.

even proposing this is disgusting.

I got the idea came from a HMX dev.

[whofan]

I dont know how the Lego game will export.




I got the idea came from a HMX dev.

You seem to have missed the bulk of my message, please go back and read it. Return here when you can compose something more than a 9 word response. Preferably something that makes sense.

[Wasch_24]

If Harmonix has issues with export keys that don't require unique ownership of said product who are any of you to judge the morality of it.

If they didn't want it to happen, rent n' rip, they would not have designed it to work that way.

Pretty simple really.

Regarding Lego:RB, since there are other companies involved, TT Games & The Lego Group I am pretty sure they will allow the export one time per game disc per unique owner...just like the track packs and AC/DC. If not, then rent n' rip, as coined earlier in this thread, is perfectly legitimate IMO.

[whofan]

If Harmonix has issues with export keys that don't require unique ownership of said product who are any of you to judge the morality of it.

If they didn't want it to happen, rent n' rip, they would not have designed it to work that way.

Pretty simple really.

Regarding Lego:RB, since there are other companies involved, TT Games & The Lego Group I am pretty sure they will allow the export one time per game disc per unique owner...just like the track packs and AC/DC. If not, then rent n' rip, as coined earlier in this thread, is perfectly legitimate IMO.

Not a bad response, at least it's more intelligent than others in this thread.

However, using that same logic, if retailers didn't want things stolen, couldn't they just design their stores to be more theif-proof?

[Ehfahq]

Wow, you get petty when somebody counters all your points with 2 simple sentences.

It bothers you that it goes against your morals, and the company that you are trying to defend is the one suggesting it.

HMX knows how it works (they suggested it). If they allow a export like we are talking about, we are not devauling the game by doing something THEY ALLOW.

Logic 101.

If Harmonix has issues with export keys that don't require unique ownership of said product who are any of you to judge the morality of it.

If they didn't want it to happen, rent n' rip, they would not have designed it to work that way.

Pretty simple really.

Stop making sense, it confuses people.

[whofan]

Wow, you get petty when somebody counters all your points with 2 simple sentences.

It bothers you that it goes against your morals, and the company that you are trying to defend is the one suggesting it.

HMX knows how it works (they suggested it). If they allow a export like we are talking about, we are not devauling the game by doing something THEY ALLOW.

Logic 101.



Stop making sense, it confuses people.

Legal 101:

When you rent an item, you do not possess any property rights in that item. Thus you do not possess the right to take anything from it.

Do you also support the pirating of DVDs and CDs?

[Ehfahq]

Are you a lawyer?

[kevmaster2000]

Difference being, as pointed out in the above message, that Lego Rock band is a completely new game, so sales would take a dip if it could simply be rented and exported. I doubt that HMX devs would approve of that with a new game. With Rock Band 1, most of the people who were exporting already owned the game, and it wasn't too big a deal for some to rent and export. This is not the same situation.

Which is why it will not be a one-time export fee, it will be a code like the track packs all had.