DRM-free GOG release?

[A D L]

Please and thank you.

[NUDELMOB]

Yes please

[Nah]

japanese je- devs and drm free don't go together

[A D L]

Originally posted by Nah:

japanese je- devs and drm free don't go together

Eh, it'll happen eventually. Given the backlash Denuvo consistently gets (Tekken, NieR Automata, God Eater, Resident Evil 2, Resident Evil 7, DMC5, Code Vein, Octopath Traveler) I think even the most disconnected Japanese developers are well aware of the sentiment against DRM.

[Deathraven13]

Originally posted by hahaisfunny:

and then let the low-life junkies play free copies right?
howdy molly :partymask:

Most games are cracked sooner or later tho.

[Kleerex]

If they publish it on GOG, they might as well host the torrent for it themselves.

[A D L]

Originally posted by Sheogorath:

If they publish it on GOG, they might as well host the torrent for it themselves.

You know literally every Steamworks DRM title is pirated, right?

[Deathraven13]

Originally posted by Sheogorath:

If they publish it on GOG, they might as well host the torrent for it themselves.

I'll be honest I'm pretty sure most games on steam has been cracked at some point, otherwise they wouldn't have to improve denuvo if they made the perfect anti-hack.

Don't quote me on that but they won't be able to access the online mode, so without the stuff to make the game a bit less boring and painfull they may as well just not play the game.

[VIDEOS SALADOS]

I'll buy it twice eventually if they release the game on GOG.

[Levitan]

+1 for GOG release :)

[Deathraven13]

Originally posted by Levitan17:

+1 for GOG release :)

Yeah that would be nice, this way we don't have to wait (for the people who don't know what I mean I mean in-case it become PC exclusive to something I can't name without being banned)

[Ganger]

Originally posted by ADL:

Originally posted by Nah:

japanese je- devs and drm free don't go together

Eh, it'll happen eventually. Given the backlash Denuvo consistently gets (Tekken, NieR Automata, God Eater, Resident Evil 2, Resident Evil 7, DMC5, Code Vein, Octopath Traveler) I think even the most disconnected Japanese developers are well aware of the sentiment against DRM.

It doesn't matter about backlash from gamers if those same gamers continue to buy said games.

Back to GOG, GOG could be massive now if only they stopped there no-DRM stance. Developers who spend millions on making a game want their IP protected with some form of DRM to hinder people pirating. Even steam won't go DRM free because it would affect its profits.

And clearly, I would say most of the gaming world don't really care about DRM, they happy to buy and play that game regardless of what DRM it uses including everyone here.

[DigitalShadow]

+1 for GOG

[Retrado the Barbarian]

Given the nature and prominence of this game's online component, GOG version simply isn't feasible.

[A D L]

Originally posted by Retardo The Barbarian:

Given the nature and prominence of this game's online component, GOG version simply isn't feasible.

Why not? GOG Galaxy multiplayer exists and many have managed to do crossplay between Steamworks and GOG users.