Posted December 15, 2012
-Problem Solved-
Thanks bud for the illumination. Cheers!
Thanks bud for the illumination. Cheers!
Post edited December 16, 2012 by Salvat0re
hastthou
New User
Registered: Jan 2012
From Indonesia
mxh178
[...]
Registered: Apr 2012
From United States
Posted December 15, 2012
No.
Zolgar
Toy Soldier
Registered: Jan 2009
From United States
Posted December 15, 2012
high rated
Short answer:
no.
Still short but more to the point:
Not within the GOG Terms of Service, and it would not be in any way shape or form supported by GOG or your GOG account, and if you got caught doing so you would probably lose your GOG account and most likely have a monkey fly out of your rectum and force you to apologize to GOG.
Longer answer:
As with (almost) all Digital Distribution services, once you have purchased a game it is tethered to your account, permanently. You could, in theory, have GOG remove a game from your account if you really really wanted, but you could not in turn have them give it to another person's account.
However, as GOG is DRM free there is nothing physically stopping you from trading the installers of your games with someone else, on the honor system that you were going to uninstall it and never play it again, and so would they. However doing so directly violates the GOG Terms of Service, and would additionally be copyright violation and illegal in many countries (the distribution of copyrighted materials without the proper rights to distribute).
Besides, GOGs games are really cheap, and buying them supports an awesome company who is fighting the evils of the DRM monster.
no.
Still short but more to the point:
Not within the GOG Terms of Service, and it would not be in any way shape or form supported by GOG or your GOG account, and if you got caught doing so you would probably lose your GOG account and most likely have a monkey fly out of your rectum and force you to apologize to GOG.
Longer answer:
As with (almost) all Digital Distribution services, once you have purchased a game it is tethered to your account, permanently. You could, in theory, have GOG remove a game from your account if you really really wanted, but you could not in turn have them give it to another person's account.
However, as GOG is DRM free there is nothing physically stopping you from trading the installers of your games with someone else, on the honor system that you were going to uninstall it and never play it again, and so would they. However doing so directly violates the GOG Terms of Service, and would additionally be copyright violation and illegal in many countries (the distribution of copyrighted materials without the proper rights to distribute).
Besides, GOGs games are really cheap, and buying them supports an awesome company who is fighting the evils of the DRM monster.
hastthou
New User
Registered: Jan 2012
From Indonesia
Posted December 15, 2012
no.
Still short but more to the point:
Not within the GOG Terms of Service, and it would not be in any way shape or form supported by GOG or your GOG account, and if you got caught doing so you would probably lose your GOG account and most likely have a monkey fly out of your rectum and force you to apologize to GOG.
Longer answer:
As with (almost) all Digital Distribution services, once you have purchased a game it is tethered to your account, permanently. You could, in theory, have GOG remove a game from your account if you really really wanted, but you could not in turn have them give it to another person's account.
However, as GOG is DRM free there is nothing physically stopping you from trading the installers of your games with someone else, on the honor system that you were going to uninstall it and never play it again, and so would they. However doing so directly violates the GOG Terms of Service, and would additionally be copyright violation and illegal in many countries (the distribution of copyrighted materials without the proper rights to distribute).
Besides, GOGs games are really cheap, and buying them supports an awesome company who is fighting the evils of the DRM monster.
Well i guess im not doing it, since i appreciate what gog.com fight against DRM Monsters and I enjoyed the games i mentioned before, some of them even brought tears to my eyes.
Well anyway thanks, and have a great weekend!
@('_')@
Registered: Sep 2012
From United States
Posted December 15, 2012
no.
Still short but more to the point:
Not within the GOG Terms of Service, and it would not be in any way shape or form supported by GOG or your GOG account, and if you got caught doing so you would probably lose your GOG account and most likely have a monkey fly out of your rectum and force you to apologize to GOG.
Zolgar
Toy Soldier
Registered: Jan 2009
From United States
Posted December 15, 2012
no.
Still short but more to the point:
Not within the GOG Terms of Service, and it would not be in any way shape or form supported by GOG or your GOG account, and if you got caught doing so you would probably lose your GOG account and most likely have a monkey fly out of your rectum and force you to apologize to GOG.
@('_')@
Registered: Sep 2012
From United States
Posted December 15, 2012
P1na
Wandering fruit
Registered: Apr 2012
From Spain
Posted December 15, 2012
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZQw6KuNKqs
Pheace
New User
Registered: Jul 2010
From Netherlands
Posted December 15, 2012
For all the chest pumping GOG-ers tend to do about DRM, it seems the perceived 'consumer right' that you should be able to trade/sell/give away the games you own is one right GOG-ers have no problems giving up :)
Post edited December 15, 2012 by Pheace
Zolgar
Toy Soldier
Registered: Jan 2009
From United States
Posted December 15, 2012
With DRM free digital distribution, anything else becomes so easy to abuse it's not even funny, and many people would.
oldschool
I see you!
Registered: Mar 2009
From United States
Posted December 16, 2012
no.
Still short but more to the point:
Not within the GOG Terms of Service, and it would not be in any way shape or form supported by GOG or your GOG account, and if you got caught doing so you would probably lose your GOG account and most likely have a monkey fly out of your rectum and force you to apologize to GOG.
Longer answer:
As with (almost) all Digital Distribution services, once you have purchased a game it is tethered to your account, permanently. You could, in theory, have GOG remove a game from your account if you really really wanted, but you could not in turn have them give it to another person's account.
However, as GOG is DRM free there is nothing physically stopping you from trading the installers of your games with someone else, on the honor system that you were going to uninstall it and never play it again, and so would they. However doing so directly violates the GOG Terms of Service, and would additionally be copyright violation and illegal in many countries (the distribution of copyrighted materials without the proper rights to distribute).
Besides, GOGs games are really cheap, and buying them supports an awesome company who is fighting the evils of the DRM monster.
tfishell
Remorse: The List, if you like FPS psych horror
Registered: Oct 2010
From United States
timppu
Favorite race: Formula__One
Registered: Jun 2011
From Finland
Posted December 16, 2012
- asking you not to do something (and you agreeing with that request)
and
- putting up technical restrictions that may also have some other unwanted ramifications (like that you will be unable to play your purchased game at all at some point, or several other things)
are not really the same thing at all? But I'm sure you still don't get it.
I'm personally fine with the request that I wouldn't sell or trade my digitally purchased games, it just means that I would hardly ever pay 50+ € for such games that I can't (or am asked not to) trade away after use. Fine by me, someone else might disagree.
Post edited December 16, 2012 by timppu
Pheace
New User
Registered: Jul 2010
From Netherlands
olanorig
gogers
Registered: Jul 2011
From Philippines
Posted December 16, 2012
So you want to sell your used game collections? in exchange for the cyberpunk/steampunk collection? you can't sell it here. must gamer's here have that titles and they have way much more, so you'll just be disappointed. Just buy the games that you want. GOG is on holiday sale and all titles are cheap.