Witcher II doesn’t have SecuROM, does have free DLC
It’s win-win
Witcher II doesn’t have SecuROM, does have free DLC
It’s win-win
God I hope my copy doesn't come with secuROM!!
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Please amend the article/title it's confusing as it makes it out to be that all titles are SecureROM Free which is only true for STEAM and obviously GOG. Steam version obviously includes steamworks.
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This seems only true for steam and GoG obviously with no DRM.
Valve has confirmed that the Steam version of fantasy role-playing PC exclusive The Witcher 2 does not include digital rights management after players found reference to the dreaded SecuROM in the game.
Gamers detected SecuROM in the Steam version, due to be activated in approximately eight hours, and took to the Steam forum to express their concern.
However, according to Valve's Chris D, there's nothing to worry about.
"I just got a heads up from CD Projekt that the game doesn't have SecuROM, they just didn't bother to pull out the dummy files...so that's good," he wrote.
In the build up to the game's launch Polish developer CD Projekt promised fans the game would not include any DRM at all – if bought from its digital shop GOG.com, which only sells DRM-free games.
Last year CD Projekt told Eurogamer digital rights management treats gamers like "criminals". [link]
Last edited by Necuno; 17-05-2011 at 02:02 PM. Reason: saved. title. other nonsense removed.
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I Agree with Prophet. The DVD version does have Securom, but that is not a problem.
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http://forums.steampowered.com/forum...php?p=22563128
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