Oh well. They dont want to sell my the game, then I don’t need the game.
PC is the only chance at you controlling the hardware, so it’s the only choice.
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kevinsky@feddit.nl 21 hours agoHowever, you aren’t locked into PS’ store and things like GOG exist. I make a point to buy games on GOG, and so should anyone interested in OP’s boycott.
While this is true, releases on GOG are few and far between and all the other stores are just (bad) variations of the same thing.
We have “competition” on pc in online stores because some publishers are big enough to build their own just so they don’t have to pay Valve to be on Steam. You are not technically locked to one store, but you are very much locked to whatever store publishers choose to push their game to. So you’re locked to all of them unless you choose to just not play said game, which is essentially the same choice you have on the Playstation with the PS store.
NewNewAugustEast@lemmy.zip 16 hours ago
steelplatedmech@piefed.ca 14 hours ago
Big difference for me is PC is open hardware and open OS. Should the worst happen there are possible solutions from those voyaging the seas.
But, consoles are locked down, and jailbreaks can be years away.
Its why despite buying digital on PC without issue I continued to buy physical for consoles, since I felt more in control of PC hardware than I did console hardware. Physical on consoles was a way of gaining back some control despite the hardware being locked.