RapineDel
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Worth mentioning (it's not likely but let's entertain it for a moment) that if in a few years time CD Projekt decide to close GOG and just focus on CDPR everyone would have all their games backed up, not to mention they'd all float around the internet somewhere, preserved for all time.
If the same thing were to happen to the Epic Store, everyone would lose their libraries and Kotaku articles would pop up about "entitled, toxic gamers who think they deserve to keep the games they paid for, despite them just being licenses".
GOG have something worth preserving and I hope they can figure it out while continuing to be DRM free only.
If the same thing were to happen to the Epic Store, everyone would lose their libraries and Kotaku articles would pop up about "entitled, toxic gamers who think they deserve to keep the games they paid for, despite them just being licenses".
GOG have something worth preserving and I hope they can figure it out while continuing to be DRM free only.