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Puritanism is the problem, not "political correctness".political correctness.
Puritanism is the problem, not "political correctness".political correctness.
"Censoring X for imaginary virtue-points is the problem, not censoring Y for imaginary virtue-points"Puritanism is the problem, not "political correctness".
A "problem" isn't needed for alternative options to be healthy. But since you asked: DRM. Also Steam is under siege and porngames aren't their primary revenue-stream, so they might decide to throw the fun-police a bone by sacrificing porn on the altar of political correctness.
Or to put it real simple: Multiple distributors means a single vendor cannot kill the product.
A problem is capitalism tend to create monopolies. No one can compete against Steam, so there will be no alternative."Censoring X for imaginary virtue-points is the problem, not censoring Y for imaginary virtue-points"
Go away, commie.
In a couple of hours actually.Today the game comes out?
Most likely it will be cracked in an hour. No denuvo, so all that needed is to brake game from steam.Hope it gets cracked and appears on here quickly
I don't know about that, at least in my case, Steam used to be #1 but IMO GOG is actually a better option as a storefront due to the no DRM, offline installers (so you actually own the game), and they have a 30 day refund policy regardless of play-time. I always buy from GOG over Steam if a game is available in both places.A problem is capitalism tend to create monopolies. No one can compete against Steam, so there will be no alternative.
Sounds good to me. I will keep an eye on this thread and on the Crackwatch subreddit today. Would be nice to fire this up tonight if it becomes available by chance.Most likely it will be cracked in an hour. No denuvo, so all that needed is to brake game from steam.
GOG is nice, but it has little market share, and it wouldnt gain much without new aaa games.I don't know about that, at least in my case, Steam used to be #1 but IMO GOG is actually a better option as a storefront due to the no DRM, offline installers (so you actually own the game), and they have a 30 day refund policy regardless of play-time. I always buy from GOG over Steam if a game is available in both places.
Sounds good to me. I will keep an eye on this thread and on the Crackwatch subreddit today. Would be nice to fire this up tonight if it becomes available by chance.
I think GOG's biggest problem is because of its pro-consumer no-DRM policy, publishers who are heavily into anti consumer DRM at times avoid it for that reason, so you're right in terms of the market share. I'll always use it over Steam when possible though for the offline installers. A key reason people pirate games is because they want to actually own them and not be dependent on services that host the content.GOG is nice, but it has little market share, and it wouldnt gain much without new aaa games.
I wish i can buy it i really want to support the studio but being unemployed and poor in a third world country doesn't helpHah 7$ in my shithole. Gonna buy.