Author Topic: Your Own Definition Of A Video Game Pirate?  (Read 489 times)

Your Own Definition Of A Video Game Pirate?
« on: December 31, 2023, 11:56:00 pm »
My definition of a video game (Master Pirate) is someone who steals games and never pays back or does anything with them. that is a true pirate.

my definition of a (Versa Pirate) is someone who. Downloads new games and takes money or credit for something they did not build or create any of them or anything in them.

(Upa Pirate's) are people that upload stuff from other people's games and make them into their own and take all the credit.

(Script Pirate's) edit code and sometimes break the entire video games or controller or console. on purpose

(Waga Pirate's) in my own opinion, setup up casino games for real money and tell people it is only fake coins or currency.

(Diablo Pirate's) in my own definition of one. just like to cake up your video game while you're playing it online. or sometimes offline.

(Mass Pirate's) love to just like to mess people's heads.

(Devine Pirate's) just create games to hack people sometimes. or into the OS.

highly Illegal Pirates are all the above

(Medium Pirate's) have no money and download new games only without paying full price for them or nothing at all.

(Low life pirate's) only download old games and then pay people for them even when they don't need to pay any money cash or credit at all.

What is your own definitions of a pirate of video games, and no SpongeBob posts, or peter pan jokes? because they have nothing to do with video games pirates at all. or if they do? then feel free to post about that.

I am probably the low life pirate that pays for stuff given out for free to me, only because I found out the easy way, I can sometimes avoid malware that way.



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