(Update: Minor clarification) Consumer rights advocate Louis Rossmann criticized EA for continuing to sell Dead Space 2 on Steam despite its legacy DRM limiting users to five activations and the removal of the tool once used to reset them. The dispute highlights growing frustration over digital ownership, unsupported DRM, and claims that such practices push paying customers toward piracy to access games they already bought.
Sometimes it takes a douchebag to make significant changes to help the consumers and end users.
Also, it’s spelled douchebag, not douchbag.
If you’re gonna make a critical comment, at least learn to spell words correctly.