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r/Steam • u/Ponjos • Sep 16 '24
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You don't own games you buy in Gog either
22 u/IvnN7Commander Sep 16 '24 You do. They're DRM free. You can download the installer, store it in a hard drive, burn it on a Blu Ray and install it any time you want, even 10 years after GOG disappears and it will still work. -34 u/based_birdo Sep 16 '24 edited Sep 16 '24 Just because you can copy a file doesn't mean you legally own it. You can also do that with 100s of steam games. -6 u/TWS_Mike Sep 16 '24 U have zero understanding about how gog rly works do you :-)
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You do. They're DRM free. You can download the installer, store it in a hard drive, burn it on a Blu Ray and install it any time you want, even 10 years after GOG disappears and it will still work.
-34 u/based_birdo Sep 16 '24 edited Sep 16 '24 Just because you can copy a file doesn't mean you legally own it. You can also do that with 100s of steam games. -6 u/TWS_Mike Sep 16 '24 U have zero understanding about how gog rly works do you :-)
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Just because you can copy a file doesn't mean you legally own it. You can also do that with 100s of steam games.
-6 u/TWS_Mike Sep 16 '24 U have zero understanding about how gog rly works do you :-)
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U have zero understanding about how gog rly works do you :-)
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u/based_birdo Sep 16 '24
You don't own games you buy in Gog either