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Game News Kingdom Come: Deliverance gets more trailers, now available for preorder on GOG
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There is no debate regarding EULAs. They are legally untenable. They are nothing more than leverage on those who do not know their rights.
Insurance companies have iron clad policies that would allow them any number of reasons to deny any claim. They don't do that however, because to do so is business suicide. In theory, they (and Steam, and GoG) don't need to practice common sense, but in practice, they do and always will.
"Steam can revoke your access at any time with very little recourse". Give me a break. Yes and they can just as well decide to ruin their business, as could GoG. They won't do either. Link me to one verifiable occurrence of Steam nefariously revoking purchaser rights to purchased software.
Take an installed steam app without DRM and back up the directory. If the game uses DRM, that is the developer's choice, not Valve's.
Insurance companies have iron clad policies that would allow them any number of reasons to deny any claim. They don't do that however, because to do so is business suicide. In theory, they (and Steam, and GoG) don't need to practice common sense, but in practice, they do and always will.
"Steam can revoke your access at any time with very little recourse". Give me a break. Yes and they can just as well decide to ruin their business, as could GoG. They won't do either. Link me to one verifiable occurrence of Steam nefariously revoking purchaser rights to purchased software.
Take an installed steam app without DRM and back up the directory. If the game uses DRM, that is the developer's choice, not Valve's.
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I think Kingdom Cum will have more character and shittier combat than Munt and Blade Bannerlord.
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