Illegally downloading Quantum Break literally makes you a pirate

Illegally downloading Quantum Break literally makes you a pirate

By Darren Allan

Illegally downloading Quantum Break literally makes you a pirate

Well here’s something interesting – if you pirate Quantum Break on Windows 10, the game marks your act of villainy with a rather interesting addition to the main character’s wardrobe.

Yes, protagonist Jack Joyce will don an eye patch in true ‘avast me hearties’ style if you’re playing an illegally downloaded version of the game on your PC.

Apparently this also happens if you’re not signed in to the Windows Store before you fire up Quantum Break, as noted by the non-pirating Reddit user who spotted this little ‘Easter egg’.

As Windows Central spotted, developer Remedy Entertainment confirms in Quantum Break’s Windows 10 FAQ that failure to be logged in to your Microsoft account could accidentally trigger the game’s DRM.

Cap’n Alan Wake

If you remember Remedy’s Alan Wake on Steam, you may also recall that the developer did the same thing with the main character and an eye patch with messages also included urging folks to buy the game on loading screens.

While this is certainly a neat idea in theory, there’s always the (very real) danger that the eye patch is seen as a badge of coolness rather than any kind of shame, and therefore it might be seen as a …read more

Source:: techradar.com – Gaming

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