The Dead-Out: Many dead koalas to see here~

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Originally Posted by Zaladane

:whistle:

wanna see :hello:

sounds like you do. you know you do!

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I bet it requires the use of tweezers and a magnifying glass :wacko:

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Originally Posted by God of Battle

I bet it requires the use of tweezers and a magnifying glass :wacko:

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How original.

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Originally Posted by Zaladane

:whistle:

wanna see :hello:

sounds like you do. you know you do!

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It's for.....modeling class.
Yeah.....
:wacko:

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Originally Posted by God of Battle

Why yes GOG IS better than steam, GOG is not a form of DRM, GOG is completely DRM FREE, on the other hand Steam IS a form of DRM.

With GOG you can burn the installer AND extras to a disc or a External HDD and use them whenever and however you want (say use on multiple computers, Lan party? Yup :wacko:), and they dont need any keys (some games do need a key to play online, those games originally required a key for online use) or internet access.

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That is a completely opinionated idea of better. DRM isn't the end of the world, it's a way to stop piracy(which a lot of GOG copies are passed around on pirating sites these days). Steam is also extremely convienent for the end user, while being a easy platform for developers to open their products up to a extremely large consumer base.

Half of your reasons it's better are why it's used for pirating or selling bootleg copies in countries like Turkey.

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Originally Posted by Stark

:)

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Originally Posted by Zaladane

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Wow, thats fricken awesome.

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Originally Posted by Stark

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Boom

Forgot my stick.