nice. more attention is always good.

isn't it the idea? totally in the general provocative flow of the page.
and, btw, I find this quote not quite anti-DRM. most, but probably not all of them.
and, maybe it's my bad English, but it feels like this 'greater value through service' is what Steam with its social media rubbish have achieved.
so, this might be kinda out of context.

sad that GOG is mentioned as the only source of DRM-free games. it's understandable - nothing personal, just marketing, but in the context of the page looks kinda nasty.
though it's not a big problem and might be fixed easily.

what really bothers me that all this might be throw of a bone to die-hard anti-DRM old growlers before another Galaxy-involving trick.
sorry, GOG, with all respect I do not have complete trust in you. does revolutionary mottoes really matter much where long green and big publishers involved?

DRM only punishes the people who pay for it. Pirates always get what they want, usually with better performance.

With $ going crazy, games on somewhere else are 60-70% cheaper for Turkey by default. I still buy games on GOG, even tho that means paying triple money.

There were times we disagreed GOG and I foresee there will be more of that. But I love you, and always will.

I like how the site doesn't display anything at all without Javascript, even though it isn't required for anything except the changing quotes.

Maybe because inert/disabled DRM is no DRM at all. Useless example.

GOG games are getting updates all the time at an incredible rate.

Define better. Somehow you managed to write your diatribe, and hang around in this "awful" forum.

Whatever that is supposed to mean. Region-blocking has nothing to do with DRM, and it isn't GOG's fault there are idiotic anti-gaming countries like Germany, Australia and South Africa.

Why? If regional pricing brings more (DRM-free) games to GOG, I am all for it.

I haven't had communication issues with GOG staff. Their support answered my earlier messages pretty fast and were helpful.

Why should they use their time for something that useless? They don't owe to tell you why some game is not on the store. Entitled much?

I am for DRM in multiplayer, as it is the only way to keep cheaters away from the game. For single-player games, I am against DRM as there I don't have to care for other people cheating.

Now, tell me which other digital gaming stores do all those things you listed better, than how GOG does it?

A murdered by DRM graveyard. Would be awesome :)

It's hardly comprehensive, but I recommend checking out Ross Scott's coverage on Youtube on his Accursed Farms channel and his new Dead Game News sub channel.

Yeah, about nicely cracked as a bad burrito bought at a gas station. Since most of the cracks are either busted or don't work properly.

I dunno, get a bunch of idiots and suckers with their good PR or people who find themselves as "rebels" by supporting all this DRM-Free BS, there's also your local hipsters. An besides, how the eff do you think their games end up on torrents? People buy and then torrent 'em, simple.

You do realize that if you guys make a site called FCK DRM and use a quote by gabe newell is pretty much the same as making a site called FCK COCAINE and use a quote by pablo escobar, yes?

Okay, you want a cookie for feeling so special or something? Also, fair offer? That's a frickin' joke, since some of GoG prices range from feeling like a robbery, even when they have sales and makes steam look cheaper. Well, I'd say maybe a small group, def not a huge number despite how much you guys wanna paint yourselves as.

gOg release of the Half Life and Portal games confirmed!

The point obviously went miles over your head. It's actually simple if you bother to think about it for a second or two: games get pirated regardless of DRM, DRM harms consumers by making it difficult and sometimes impossible to run games that were legitimately purchased, therefore no DRM is better for consumers and doesn't really affect sales. It's nothing to do with "hipsters" or "rebels" or anything, that's just something you made up for some reason.

Pfft. DRM was popular long before Gabe and Steam.

The real irony about everyone hating on Gabe for DRM is that Valve's own games don't use the CEG DRM in Steam. Their games don't actually require the client to play, once the game is installed. If you're on Linux, you don't even need the client to play Half Life 2, Portal etc., you can install it with SteamCMD, and just play it (that might work on Windows too, but I don't know. I don't have windows).

Uh-huh, sure it doesn't. You keep telling yourself that, trust me when I say a good portion of GoG users are either hipsters or so called "rebels" who consider themselves special snowflakes by buying games on this place.

Like the sound of this though supprised at name but suits the feeling we have for DRM.