Posted June 11, 2015
I've been thinking about how much I dislike DRM and the fact that I'm merely renting my games on Steam and while you're still renting the license on GOG I feel like you own it more here than you do on Steam. I know many here originally purchased games from Valve and played them on Steam and so I was wondering how you guys made the transition.
Because it's another option, I was wondering if I should skip DD (Digital Downloads) all together and start buying physical PC disc? My only concern with that is that I'm not entirely sure if I'll end up needing to use a DRM program along with that. For example, I really want to play the new Star Wars Battlefront game as the older games were a large part of my childhood. I'd like to play that and obviously GOG cannot provide me with that, so would buying a disc allow me to skip the Origin DRM and play? I'd really like all my games in one place and so if buying disc allows me to skip DRM then I'll buy the bigger games that I can't get off GOG through that and support GOG by purchasing my indies and older games through here and then burn them onto a CD.
Thanks for you time,
-Caleb/Vilcus.
Because it's another option, I was wondering if I should skip DD (Digital Downloads) all together and start buying physical PC disc? My only concern with that is that I'm not entirely sure if I'll end up needing to use a DRM program along with that. For example, I really want to play the new Star Wars Battlefront game as the older games were a large part of my childhood. I'd like to play that and obviously GOG cannot provide me with that, so would buying a disc allow me to skip the Origin DRM and play? I'd really like all my games in one place and so if buying disc allows me to skip DRM then I'll buy the bigger games that I can't get off GOG through that and support GOG by purchasing my indies and older games through here and then burn them onto a CD.
Thanks for you time,
-Caleb/Vilcus.
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