You don't leave the family. And if you do anyway, where you're going you don't need games anymore...

I dunno, but what if they backed up all the games on a HDD since they are drm-free.

I'm pretty sure no one would give a shit.

They probably have them as 100% offline copies, because they don't trust GOG to
1) keep their games accessible (see fake shutdown stunt), and
2) keep their information private (see new profiles).

What is kind of interesting is whether new employees get access to games that have been pulled from the catalog or not. From customer service point of view, they should, but since they are no longer selling them, can they "produce" more copies of those games anymore, even for their own employees?

Even if they get all for free I doubt they have the time to play any of them

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

They even get access to some games we don't have access to (yet), if you know what I mean...

Maybe some of the staff are also raising questions about the curation process.

"Uh, no, I think I'll pass on that piece of... game."

fun with profiles XD

coolio, never thought to stalk er... look at employee profiles, does it say what was his fav game?

Depends on which department they work in. PR is surely busy all the time to sell bad decisions as Good News (TM). But if you were lucky enough to work in the forum support, all you'd have to do is to break something from time to time. The rest of your day you can play games all you like.

Well, you don't want games you wouldn't play cluttering up your library.

pretty much sums up my whole library.

Quite a few employee profiles are private though.

Ironic. Must belong to the "sensitive" crowd.

As long as you're having fun:)