Comment by Fire-Dragon-DoL
21 hours ago
You are still purchasing a license. Definitely an improvement, but you cannot pass your game collection to your children, which I find horrible.
21 hours ago
You are still purchasing a license. Definitely an improvement, but you cannot pass your game collection to your children, which I find horrible.
With gog? of course i can. I have the files and i can give them to my family. They can then play them.
The fact that I'm "buying" a license holds as much weight in this issue as the countless eulas and privacy policies i supposedly agreed to.
We "endusers" live in a world were we are compelled, yes compelled, to enter legal agreements to do anything, and where these terms are dictated and changed unilaterally. Terms like these should and are meaningless yo everyone except for courts that foolishly hold them valid. For everything else, they should and are ignored.
You can technically but not legally. You can share your steam credentials too, just not legally
You can pass your game collection to your children. Just download them and put them on a USB drive. I guess you won't get updates that way, though.
That's illegal. You can technically but not legally
You mean legally? Because technically in GoG you can.
Legally. Technically you can just share your password with any of your family
Technically legally no.
"Your GOG account and GOG content are personal to you and cannot be shared with, sold, gifted or transferred to anyone else."
What if my trust or business buys it? My trust/business is a legal individual that can be passed down to other owners over time?
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The account isn't the software. Software are files.