CDProjekt announce NO DRM AT ALL in The Witcher 3! None!
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I pirated the 2nd game and loved it so much that I ended up buying it and the first one. I'll buy this the moment I can because I know it will deliver and be worth the full price even though I'd just have to wait a few months to get it for $5
[QUOTE=cdr248;42702068]I thought they had said this before?[/QUOTE]
They had some small DRM for like a week or two after launch, after which it was removed, that's what the "there have been some concerns regarding DRM and previous legal issues with The Witcher 2" referred to, I believe.
[QUOTE=AJisAwesome15;42702153]watch the sales fucking skyrocket and leave companies like EA scratching their heads[/QUOTE]
They'll tear their hair out looking at the games production costs and profits.
Didn't a huge number of people pirate The Witcher 2? I thought I heard something about CDPR getting mad about that.
It really sucks PC has so many pirates. I remember seeing a tweet from some indie dev that only 4% of players playing their game had legally acquired it. This is why so many companies see pc gaming as a joke.
It's a sad day when a game is celebrated because it [b]DOESN'T[/b] have DRM.
I do wish them all the luck in the world though, game looks absolutely great.
Interesting decision, but very risky considering past attempts from other developers, World of Goo had a piracy rate of 90% when they did a [url=http://arstechnica.com/gaming/2008/11/acrying-shame-world-of-goo-piracy-rate-near-90/]stunt like this.[/url]
Even though the guys at World of Goo didn't get pissed off, the budget for this game is much bigger and the damage could be bigger too.
[QUOTE=bunguer;42705465]Interesting decision, but very risky considering past attempts from other developers, World of Goo had a piracy rate of 90% when they did a [url=http://arstechnica.com/gaming/2008/11/acrying-shame-world-of-goo-piracy-rate-near-90/]stunt like this.[/url]
Even though the guys at World of Goo didn't get pissed off, the budget for this game is much bigger and the damage could be bigger too.[/QUOTE]
I hope it doesn't backfire on them. If publishers like EA are watching this game and this backfires, it'll pretty much prove their stance on DRM
I should totally get on The Witcher 1 but I hear it aged like shit.
[QUOTE=ManiacKiller;42705622]I hope it doesn't backfire on them. If publishers like EA are watching this game and this backfires, it'll pretty much prove their stance on DRM[/QUOTE]
its not like they're going to stop with DRM anyways any time soon.
[QUOTE=Warriorx4;42705686]I should totally get on The Witcher 1 but I hear it aged like shit.[/QUOTE]
Gameplay and the first few chapters are tedious but it's still a pretty cool fantasy setting and story.
A game can use steamworks without having to use the steam DRM, gurls
[QUOTE=nVidia;42702324]Watch this game sell well. Then EA and Ubisoft can officially take their heads out from their asses.[/QUOTE]
even if ea and ubi remove their drm nobody will care because their reputation has nothing on cdprojekt's.
[QUOTE=milkandcooki;42707106]even if ea and ubi remove their drm nobody will care because their reputation has nothing on cdprojekt's.[/QUOTE]
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