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Message: [QUOTE="AnonymousCookieMonster, post: 58246, member: 3229"] Do you intend never to log into GoG/Steam again? If so then fine you're in the good... Or, Do you intend to insist GoG/Steam delete your game from their library? Unless you end up going with a physical token as an access key ([I]dongles, or in this case one of the only use cases i can think of for NFT's[/I]) then the ability to copy digital stuff is just far too easy. Personally I'd rather see copyright shortened to 10-20 years and all this goes into the bin because it doesn't matter. People who distribute content for free, may instead choose to wait 5 years after the publication ([I]to/or when[/I]) physical copies are no longer being made. And people who love those companies and games, will buy regardless, preferably something physical rather than a digital permission slip. [automerge]1738275654[/automerge] But you own something they can't take away and can be physically traded. The license is part of the product. They say 'license' which gives permission to access their content because they can't just sell the rights to something as a whole for a movie/game that cost them thousands or millions of dollars. That just would be silly. [/QUOTE]

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