Ramnesia wroteNuclearVision wroteif you let me psychologically analyze it for you.
Simplifying everything i concluded, i think you are ready to pay more for a couple of games, than pay the same amount for tens of games, not to necessarly support devs although its a noble thinking, but rather not to feel guilty about playing tons of games and wasting time.
In other words, you are spending more money to play less, on purpose.
I hope you're not offended or something.
regards :)
I was stealing before so I decided not to anymore ( still stealing movies and Tv shows ) working on not stealing that, please psycho analyse that.
Those don't count as stealing, you're clean...
But really, i'll do my best, an objective scientific analysis, i could be wrong though xD
okay, you say you quit pirates computer content, that could mean two things. You probably work in the IT field, and refuse such piracy, because it would indirectly affect you. But you still pirate movies which means you're far from media domain.
Or else, it could not be particularly related to your work, but you seem to have computer games as your major time spending mean, in a way bigger proportion than movies and tv shows, divided between those two you don't socialize much.
Back to piracy: You spend much time on computer games, you make good cash, thus you try to spend more money in this, thinking of it as the money you'd substituted if elsewhere spent, outside your house, in theaters, cinemas, or clubs.
Regards.