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I think that no one was confused and telling people that they don't own books. I think people did not tell them to burn the book if they didn't meet certain demands.
That's Jodorowsky's Dune, an example I have brought up many times. They own the book. They do not own the characters, setting, plot, or distribution. Certain people keep conflating owning a game with owning an IP. Only the people saying you don't own either think these are the same thing.
best thing to do is print it out and use it as TP
Good clean feelin
As has been the case since the dawn of gaming, you can play any game for as long as the game is available. Whether a company goes out of business or not is for the large part, irrelevant. And this holds true for Steam, too.
In a hypothetical situation where GOG goes out of business, you'll have access to a game for as long as your offline installer works. That doesn't mean it's guaranteed to work for the duration of your life. New PC hardware could, for one, render the installer unusable. Older hardware no longer being available in such a situation would also result in the same. The media on which you stored the installers could fail at any time.
And no license for a video game has promised you access to that game for the duration of your life.
Yep. That's the one.
No, it isn't.
Right, everyones just making it up.
The only crisis it's in is a clickbait crisis - bunch of people flooding the forums with made-up drama over nothing.
Misinformation, ignorance, and sensationalism running out of control.
You've only been fooling yourself, honey.