and Epic Games stance on Linux gaming is known

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    2 months ago

    Because the difference seemed to be what your point was. If it wasn’t, I have no idea what it was. I paid for a license for a game. Thus I paid for a game.

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      2 months ago

      That was my point – I was building off of what you said…

      I paid for a license for a game. Thus I paid for a game.

      This is exactly the problem. This should be true, but it isn’t in most cases.

      Store’s like GOG get much closer by giving you a DRM free copy. But some would say that even then, if you aren’t allowed to modify and distribute that, you don’t really own the game either.