Re: Why do Pirates pirate? (read the whole article here)
Demos are rarely an accurate way to see how the completed game will perform on your system. Most of the time they use different texture compression and things to keep the download smaller.
If you want to see the difference between a demo and full version, try playing the demo for BF2. You'll have better performance in the demo and the gameplay is greatly changed since all of the patches hit. The same goes for UTIII, though not quite as much.
And pretty much every game I downloaded that I later bought I had saved the original .exe so all I had to do was replace the **** crack. So I put in the original .exe and put the disc in the drive. No need to uninstall/re-install. Hell, with Oblivion the only thing I did was unmount the ISO and put the disc in the drive. It didn't have any copy protection to begin with. I actually bought the cool collector's edition of that one, so I went back to using the ISO to save the DVD from scratching. I also use a mini-ISO to play BF2, and any other game I can use one for, so I don't have to swap discs all of the time.
Demos are rarely an accurate way to see how the completed game will perform on your system. Most of the time they use different texture compression and things to keep the download smaller.
If you want to see the difference between a demo and full version, try playing the demo for BF2. You'll have better performance in the demo and the gameplay is greatly changed since all of the patches hit. The same goes for UTIII, though not quite as much.
And pretty much every game I downloaded that I later bought I had saved the original .exe so all I had to do was replace the **** crack. So I put in the original .exe and put the disc in the drive. No need to uninstall/re-install. Hell, with Oblivion the only thing I did was unmount the ISO and put the disc in the drive. It didn't have any copy protection to begin with. I actually bought the cool collector's edition of that one, so I went back to using the ISO to save the DVD from scratching. I also use a mini-ISO to play BF2, and any other game I can use one for, so I don't have to swap discs all of the time.

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