Mygaffer
01-20-2012, 10:15 AM
OK, let me start out by saying I hate DRM. In fact if a game uses too draconian of a DRM scheme I will refuse to pay money for it.
King's Bounty: The Legend was great, in fact I decided to support this wonderful game and the great developer, I bought it on Steam and I bought it on gog.com. Steam has only Steamworks, which I am ok with, and gog.com's version is completely DRM free, which I am even happier about.
So, I bought Crossworlds on Steam, after activation limits were assured to not be there, but it was never released on gog.com. I guarantee you if you guys were to release Crossworlds on gog.com, even today, I would certainly buy a second copy!
Which brings me to Warriors of the North. Please, please to stop me from buying this game. Do not punish your paying customers. If you want to prevent the casual copy with a lic. key and media that is hard to copy, fine. But please no Starfoce, no activation limits, none of this baloney. Use Steamworks, it works very well and is not too restrictive on the end user. Better yet take a stand and release on gog.com. I would pay full price on launch if it was on gog.com DRM free.
So if you can, please tell us what DRM you plan to use, if any.
Thanks
King's Bounty: The Legend was great, in fact I decided to support this wonderful game and the great developer, I bought it on Steam and I bought it on gog.com. Steam has only Steamworks, which I am ok with, and gog.com's version is completely DRM free, which I am even happier about.
So, I bought Crossworlds on Steam, after activation limits were assured to not be there, but it was never released on gog.com. I guarantee you if you guys were to release Crossworlds on gog.com, even today, I would certainly buy a second copy!
Which brings me to Warriors of the North. Please, please to stop me from buying this game. Do not punish your paying customers. If you want to prevent the casual copy with a lic. key and media that is hard to copy, fine. But please no Starfoce, no activation limits, none of this baloney. Use Steamworks, it works very well and is not too restrictive on the end user. Better yet take a stand and release on gog.com. I would pay full price on launch if it was on gog.com DRM free.
So if you can, please tell us what DRM you plan to use, if any.
Thanks