mbfalzar

Agreed, but an important thing to note is that list of games is smaller than a couple years ago, and I believe many of the ones that were removed because the DRM was removed are listed at the end. A couple of those were just mistaken releases, but several were allowed on GOG by CDPR with DRM fully intact, most notably Hitman 1 with an always-online requirement, and several others had DRM fully intact and were removed only when enough people complained. My point isn’t and never was “GOG is bad too, actually”; GOG remains the first place I look when I’m looking for a game, and I install it with the offline installer, which gets archived on the NAS once I’ve established it works and I reinstall the game with Galaxy because cloud saves and auto updates are convenient. My point was that, while ABSOLUTELY a rarer occurence than on Steam, GOG officially DOES allow DRM for single player games, and it’s only vigilant complaints that keep that list small

https://www.gog.com/forum/general/drm_on_gog_list_of_singleplayer_games_with_drm/page1 The list is still maintained

GOG also allows DRM, it’s just not as common

This is super great and well done but I saw “something like 40” and am compelled to tell you that, for better or worse, there are still Horus Heresy novels coming out and we’re at 65 now (but technically the 64th was the end and The Scouring is a sequel series I haven’t read)

I didn’t even notice the tsp, I just looked at the info for 60g of butter to compare to 60g of chili sauce

That’s actually about on par with butter, so it’s not that insane