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Big question here, does GOG allow re-downloads like Steam, or is it a one time use like iTunes? Because of the DRM, I'd imagine the latter, which is a bit of an annoyance.
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Jinnigan posted:what DRM That was my point.
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Mar 6, 2009 16:10
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Plavski posted:whut I make plenty of sense. I was referring to the DRM situation in general, I guess it just wasn't clear. Drox posted:You must have meant former, because the latter in this case was indicating an itunes-like one download policy. I meant latter, because iTunes only allows one download regardless of DRM/DRM free, Amazon only allows one and it's DRM free, etc. Most DRM-free downloads I come across only allow one download.
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Dr. Video Games 0031 posted:iTunes became infamous for having extremely strict DRM and so saying a DRM free service must act like iTunes sounds silly. I was not referring to iTunes's DRM policy. I was referring to their download policy. Why is this so hard for you to understand? If I had said Amazon MP3, which holds the same download policy, would you guys still be making GBS threads bricks or would you have let it go?
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