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Very true in that it can ruin things for everyone else.
As for playing online, there are many many people who bought Modern Warfare purely for the campaign, and many more people will be buying GT5 mainly for its offline career mode.
Unfortunately, some of these people are cheapskates, or come from countries where games are stupidly expensive. In some ways it is understandable.
I honestly doubt that GT5 will be downloaded like hotcakes on the internet even if it's pirated. If GT5 does take up 100% of the blu-ray as PD claims, then that's about 50gb. That's alot of bandwidth taken up. Here in Canada, the average user probably has monthly bandwidth cap of 60gb. Over that there's overusage fees. Obviously people can opt for higher bandwidth caps, but 50gb is alot to download. Downloading will probably take a good day or two even if you have a killer connection.
Next, when you consider data transfer, it's even more pain in the arse. You can't throw 50gb of data in any USB stick, and it takes forever to transfer 50gb from computer to flash memory to PS3 if you're still using USB 2.0. That's another day or two already. Though Hard drive space isn't really an issue as people have easy access to 500gb drives easily.
If the above post is true, then all these things won't matter as only firmware 3.41 is hackable. Even if it's playable, you would lose out all online functionality such as online racing, leader boards, real time, weather forecasts, and spec updates that fix bugs and glitches and hopefully bring new content.