Release on gog or itch?

[King_Cool105]

Will the game release on gog or itch.io when its out of early access?

[krivimara]

though steam itself is indeed drm

[finbikkifin]

Messaggio originale di krivimara:

though steam itself is indeed drm

steam does not actually require drm

quite a few games you can just zip up the folder and plonk it on another computer and they'll run quite happily; used to be a big list somewhere

most devs and pubs do use steam's drm though

[KentuckyFriedSpy]

I'd definitely re-buy if it were on GOG

[Ronald]

Messaggio originale di Cheshire Cat:

Messaggio originale di krivimara:

after replying to a series of posts from the twitter account of consumer softproducts over the past few days, he finally replied, saying "it doesn't have drm." safe to say the pissy reply means YARGHHH

The game not having DRM is not the point, the point is that buying the game from Steam means you get the game under the Steam Subscriber Agreement, which says that it's effectively a rental...

It's crazy you still think this way

[Cheshire Cat]

Messaggio originale di Ronald:

Messaggio originale di Cheshire Cat:

The game not having DRM is not the point, the point is that buying the game from Steam means you get the game under the Steam Subscriber Agreement, which says that it's effectively a rental...

It's crazy you still think this way

It's crazy I read the contract?

[L.Brown]

Messaggio originale di Ronald:

Messaggio originale di Cheshire Cat:

The game not having DRM is not the point, the point is that buying the game from Steam means you get the game under the Steam Subscriber Agreement, which says that it's effectively a rental...

It's crazy you still think this way

It's crazy you think it isn't so...

[Ronald]

Messaggio originale di L.Brown:

Messaggio originale di Ronald:

It's crazy you still think this way

It's crazy you think it isn't so...

Go back one page, I debunked this last year.

All these platforms word their terms differently, but functionally they all work the same way - you get a license that they can take back at any moment.

The only difference with GOG is that they have a policy of not bundling their games with DRMs, that's it. If they take away your license (which is what they provide, again, like every other platform) and you continue playing, you'd be in as much trouble as you would on any other platform. And clearly for this game being on GOG wouldn't change anything, the dev has expressed no interest in either updating the game or adding DRM.

[L.Brown]

Messaggio originale di Ronald:

Messaggio originale di L.Brown:

It's crazy you think it isn't so...

Go back one page, I debunked this last year.

All these platforms word their terms differently, but functionally they all work the same way - you get a license that they can take back at any moment.

The only difference with GOG is that they have a policy of not bundling their games with DRMs, that's it. If they take away your license (which is what they provide, again, like every other platform) and you continue playing, you'd be in as much trouble as you would on any other platform. And clearly for this game being on GOG wouldn't change anything, the dev has expressed no interest in either updating the game or adding DRM.

Ok, point for you, I read your comment which I quoted in a wrong context, my bad.
(But despite your explanation I still like GOGs DRM-philosophy more and like to support the underdog^^.)

[Ronald]

Messaggio originale di L.Brown:

Ok, point for you, I read your comment which I quoted in a wrong context, my bad.
(But despite your explanation I still like GOGs DRM-philosophy more and like to support the underdog^^.)

No yeah that's fine and I respect that completely, I just find the way that this cheshire guy has been begging for this for 2 years now to be very odd.

[Bobby Baccalieri]

What a wonderful read

[krivimara]

can someone spam the hard r

[Gorpolox]

how do i dl a backup installer from steam

Messaggio originale di Ronald:

Messaggio originale di L.Brown:

It's crazy you think it isn't so...

Go back one page, I debunked this last year.

All these platforms word their terms differently, but functionally they all work the same way - you get a license that they can take back at any moment.

The only difference with GOG is that they have a policy of not bundling their games with DRMs, that's it. If they take away your license (which is what they provide, again, like every other platform) and you continue playing, you'd be in as much trouble as you would on any other platform. And clearly for this game being on GOG wouldn't change anything, the dev has expressed no interest in either updating the game or adding DRM.

[Ronald]

Messaggio originale di Gorpolox:

how do i dl a backup installer from steam

Messaggio originale di Ronald:

Go back one page, I debunked this last year.

All these platforms word their terms differently, but functionally they all work the same way - you get a license that they can take back at any moment.

The only difference with GOG is that they have a policy of not bundling their games with DRMs, that's it. If they take away your license (which is what they provide, again, like every other platform) and you continue playing, you'd be in as much trouble as you would on any other platform. And clearly for this game being on GOG wouldn't change anything, the dev has expressed no interest in either updating the game or adding DRM.

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