That can be another problem: Just like digital, people choose DRM.
There’s only a small crowd that actually makes things like Denuvo single issue; the huge majority of the PC crowd sees they can still play DRM locked games at decent performance, as soon as they buy them, and even play them offline on their Steam Decks. So it’s hard to demonstrate a salient point to them that DRM is bad.
“Means you can play the game anywhere” - They already can, though!
“You chose digital.”
Chooses DRM-free, piracy otherwise
“Not like that!”
Exactly. DRM is a far bigger problem than physical/digital. Fortunately GOG is a solution to it. Stop buying games with DRM.
That can be another problem: Just like digital, people choose DRM.
There’s only a small crowd that actually makes things like Denuvo single issue; the huge majority of the PC crowd sees they can still play DRM locked games at decent performance, as soon as they buy them, and even play them offline on their Steam Decks. So it’s hard to demonstrate a salient point to them that DRM is bad.
“Means you can play the game anywhere” - They already can, though!
Plenty of people choose GOG too.