Activision Personification 'good Cop' With Call Of Duty: Black Ops Pirates

Contrary to its draw close to Modern Warfare 2's piracy, that was to look for arrests for any person found selling unlawful copies of the game, Activision is simply asking Black Ops pirates to cut it out , and actually kindly it seems. VentureBeat has posted the story of a illicit customer who has uploaded a array of videos detailing being tracked down by the publisher's in isolation investigators, IP Cybercrime, on YouTube. According to the article, rsther than than inform people such as him to the police, IP the definite is requesting that they "stop selling and to discuss it them where they got their wares," adding that "Most of the pirates were scared, surrendered their diversion copies and cooperated."

That's not to say the investigators aren't peaceful to occupy more major methods in traffic with people who do not give in to the "good cop" approach. "One young bandit was being a 'wise ass' and adamantly refused to cooperate," VentureBeat reported. "So the investigators called his mother."