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There are even better stores in this regard, like GOG or Itch.io. With those, you can just download the DRM-free installers which will work even if the store go
by PufPufPuf 3y ago
There are even better stores in this regard, like GOG or Itch.io. With those, you can just download the DRM-free installers which will work even if the store goes bankrupt tomorrow. Surprisingly many games are available, even some AAAs, not just indie stuff.
- ekianjo 3y agoyes but GOG has recently started to not respect the DRM free aspects by accepting games that have restricted online multiplayer modes. Still they are better than most other stores.
- dangus 3y agoI don’t think they ever had a requirement that every game have no DRM, and I also think that online games are obviously a temporary experience whose very nature isn’t compatible with the idea of DRM-free. If they can’t ban players and bots they won’t survive. IMO the paranoid focus way too much on DRM.
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