Posted March 17, 2014
Do they have good relations with GOG? I was just wondering because I'd like to see Titan Quest show up on GOG.
jackalKnight
New User
Registered: Mar 2011
From United States
Snickersnack
Bak'laag Herald
Registered: Aug 2009
From United States
Posted March 17, 2014
I'd assume so, they've released at least 8 games on GOG this year already! :D
tfishell
Remorse: The List, if you like FPS psych horror
Registered: Oct 2010
From United States
Posted March 17, 2014
I think that cycle will be broken this Thursday when (it appears, based on the Enigmatic Hint) Squeenix will release another Hitman game here!
carlosjuero
Mostly Harmless
Registered: Oct 2008
From United States
Posted March 17, 2014
The main question would be: Has there ever been a DRM free version of TQ/TQ:IT?
I know that part of the original problems w/ TQ were due to its somewhat nasty DRM that would purposely crash illegal copies of the game when trying to exit one of the first caves you enter (if I remember right at least). I don't remember if Iron Forge ever patched this problem out. I do know that I have only ever seen TQ for sale on DRM friendly platforms (Steam, D2D, etc)
I know that part of the original problems w/ TQ were due to its somewhat nasty DRM that would purposely crash illegal copies of the game when trying to exit one of the first caves you enter (if I remember right at least). I don't remember if Iron Forge ever patched this problem out. I do know that I have only ever seen TQ for sale on DRM friendly platforms (Steam, D2D, etc)
hedwards
buy Evil Genius
Registered: Nov 2008
From United States
Posted March 17, 2014
I know that part of the original problems w/ TQ were due to its somewhat nasty DRM that would purposely crash illegal copies of the game when trying to exit one of the first caves you enter (if I remember right at least). I don't remember if Iron Forge ever patched this problem out. I do know that I have only ever seen TQ for sale on DRM friendly platforms (Steam, D2D, etc)
So getting one here is just a matter of signing the contracts.
carlosjuero
Mostly Harmless
Registered: Oct 2008
From United States
Posted March 17, 2014
I know that part of the original problems w/ TQ were due to its somewhat nasty DRM that would purposely crash illegal copies of the game when trying to exit one of the first caves you enter (if I remember right at least). I don't remember if Iron Forge ever patched this problem out. I do know that I have only ever seen TQ for sale on DRM friendly platforms (Steam, D2D, etc)
So getting one here is just a matter of signing the contracts.
The disc versions had sector based CD checks I believe, at least the original ones did (you needed a no-CD 'fix' to play w/o the CD).
It would be nice if they could come to a deal for a DRM free version - I would buy it so I could have the game w/o the DRM in the copies I own already.
hedwards
buy Evil Genius
Registered: Nov 2008
From United States
Posted March 17, 2014
So getting one here is just a matter of signing the contracts.
The disc versions had sector based CD checks I believe, at least the original ones did (you needed a no-CD 'fix' to play w/o the CD).
It would be nice if they could come to a deal for a DRM free version - I would buy it so I could have the game w/o the DRM in the copies I own already.
Nirth
GFN / VR / Switch!
Registered: Oct 2010
From Other
Posted March 17, 2014
I hope they bring Frontlines: Fuel of War. I enjoyed the gadgets and stuff that was available, made me feel like a tinkering engineer.
victorchopin
Laika's man
Registered: May 2011
From Congo, Republic of
Posted March 17, 2014
hoping for darksiders 1 & 2 drm-free
why not? :P
fortune_p_dawg
constipationisbad
Registered: Aug 2011
From United States
Posted March 17, 2014
The disc versions had sector based CD checks I believe, at least the original ones did (you needed a no-CD 'fix' to play w/o the CD).
It would be nice if they could come to a deal for a DRM free version - I would buy it so I could have the game w/o the DRM in the copies I own already.