Good Old Games: Pirates Are Our Competition, Not Steam

tx3000

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Evil Smurf said:
GOG has no DRM, so what are you talking about?
Why do people keep trying to say GOG is DRM free when that is totally untrue. DRM stands for Digital Rights Management and it's what you agree to when using ANYTHING Digital. DRM is actually the TOS/TOA you click "I Agree" to when installing/logging into ANYTHING digital product. You have to click "I Agree" to install/play anything from GOG, which is the DRM. Therefore GOG is not DRM free, it absolutely has DRM.

Anything that is DRM free means there is nothing to Click "I Agree" to upon installing/launching/playing. In other words using a anything digital without any agreement.

I just wanted to clear that up.

I even had to type "I AGREE" before i could even post this reply which is also DRM.