"We see DRM as something which can make the life of a legal customer more difficult," says Michał Kiciński, "so there is no reason to keep it alive."
  • Canuck@sh.itjust.works
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    2 days ago

    I agree with you on it needs more than just ease of use, other comments talk about these other features more.

    I disagree on the DRM portion, just as much as I don’t think kernel level anti-cheat has any place on Linux. If publishers want that, they can limit themselves to other systems/stores. The main reason I use GOG is I know every game is DRM free, I just wish it had some of the other good stuff Steam has.

    • artyom@piefed.socialEnglish
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      2 days ago

      We weren’t talking about Linux and we weren’t talking about your personal preferences. We were talking about the success of GoG, and competing with Steam.

      If publishers want that, they can limit themselves to other systems/stores.

      They will. And they do. That’s the point.