why I am not coming back to pirating
Because I never left
PiratedGames
A community dedicated to discussing game piracy and providing useful resources.
Game Sources
Windows Games
- Repack Sites
- Direct Download
- For Linux Users
ROM Sites
Software
Open Source Torrent Clients
- qBittorrent - Best BitTorrent client for Linux, Windows and Mac
- Deluge - Cross platform BitTorrent client
Game Launchers
- Playnite - Open-source game library manager for Windows
- Lutris - Open-source gaming platform for Linux
- Steam - Proprietary cross-platform digital game distribution platform
- GOG Galaxy - Proprietary DRM-free digital game distribution platform for Windows and Mac
Emulators
- Yuzu - Nintendo Switch
- RPCS3 - PlayStation 3
- Xenia - XBox 360
- Cemu - Wii U
- Dolphin - Wii and GameCube
- PCSX2 - PlayStation 2
Other Useful Software
Average gigachad
Pirating software is risky. Never doing that unless in a VM. I also do not find it justified to pirate entertainment like videogames. And pirating software in general I also do not find justified because there are great and better free software alternatives, unless you really need it.
I find it mostly justified to pirate knowledge, science, ...
I agree and disagree in the same time. I agree with the point that free and open source software should be the way and make pirating obsolete. But some software, especially games, have no counterpart in FOSS software. On software side in example never find a good one source alternative to Adobe Acrobat.
LibreOffice Draw, Okular, Xournal++, LaTeX, ... i also use a 4.9 version of Master PDF Editor. https://itsfoss.com/pdf-editors-linux/
Look I did not see this was a game piracy community. And I was hypocritical about games because I used to piracy old plastation 2, Wii, ... games. I also did that with music, movies, shows, .... but I still feel like I can live without most of the content I pirated; only some of these media I have taken for life but they became valuable enough for me to purchase.