Why? I have an nvidia card and haven’t noticed any major issues. It hasn’t even bricked the system on a driver update in years now.

Surely you learn an area pretty quickly. Worst case you may ask what major road something is near and you would know that and then can quickly look at the map to find the small road. Like I say my street name and if someone asks where about is that I give them the name of the major road next to it.

But… How do they pay for the finest black market goods if they don’t have a wallet to carry cash around?

Yeah, emergency water reservoir isn’t a bad thing to have. Not a first choice but less reliable powergrid is worth taking if it is the alternative to not having water.

Water also doesn’t get damaged through constantly moving it.

Sorta curious how this compares to pumped hydro with a giant water tower - or a deep pit and store the water at ground level.

Oh, removing stuff you didn’t pay for is pretty understandable tbh. Didn’t realise they even let you play stuff before the payment is made.

Got any sources for that? Only ever heard of them removing a game from sale, not removing it from someone who has already bought it.

Also GOG can’t even do this if they wanted to, they are unable to uninstall a game you have downloaded already.

Don’t have to. None of them have any DRM

Laughs in SSD full of digital copies they can never take away from me

Because that is how much data some types of Blu-ray hold.

Does anyone still work at Xbox anymore

Does it do anything that Lutris doesn’t? I usually download gog installers for both Linux and windows games (often from my phone and rsync it across to PC) and use them interchangeably on Linux with Lutris and you don’t even notice a difference once it’s installed.

I can’t even be bothered to pirate it

Bought about 15 games for that much the other day in the GoG sale. Against the Storm is probably my favourite out of the 3 I have played so far and will probably keep me going for a while even though I want to play the others too.

And if it concerns you, keeping the installer is easy.

So the same thing with physical, the shop could be told to stop selling and distributing it.

Also don’t gog usually only stop sales rather than distribution from existing purchases?

I have bought a game on gog, how can the publisher revoke that game from me now that I have it?

Not aware of any games on gog that are always online

Do any games on GoG exist that can be killed by a publisher?

Sure but you can use your own choice of 2FA software for your own stuff