Lithuanian games need to be removed from GOG, GOG wouldn't want to be blocked in China after all.
https://www.euronews.com/2021/12/24/china-blocking-eu-imports-with-lithuanian-components-over-taiwan-row-says-brussels

https://www.gog.com/game/inmost

I doubt that will actually happen. Unless it does, this is just a thinly veiled political post unrelated to gaming, which isn't allowed under the current code of conduct.

There's no mention of video games or GOG in the linked article. But, hey, politics, China and censorship are great topic for this forum.

That's going to happen. If you read that article, which is pure politics, China doesn't want anything imported into China if it contains components that were manufactured in Lithuania. They're not starting a trade war with everyone and saying that nobody can do business with the country. My own country, United States, can do business with Lithuania without China getting upset, and the same remains true for the rest of Europe.

The most that would happen if China turned its attention to purely digital goods is to insist that online stores not sell Lithuanian goods to China. There wouldn't be a full removal for absolutely everyone worldwide - just China.

I'm closing this topic as the posted link is purely political and has nothing to do with games. It may seem that the topic's subject is related to games, but I find it only as an excuse to initiate a political discussion. Thus it's against our CoC: https://support.gog.com/hc/en-us/articles/115001814049-Forum-Code-of-Conduct?product=gog. I would also like to inform that the user Leevi receives an official warning for trying to start a political discussion. Like always, if there are some suggestions regarding the moderation of forums, please send them through a direct message to me or any other moderator.