CDProjekt still against DRM despite high levels of piracy

[simon]

The edition that I picked up really was good value for money. I mean a premium edition for R350 with all the goodies that came in the box. So worth it.
Just another reason why CD Project is one of my top gaming companies.
Hmm just gotta wait on number 3.

I have seen the Enhanced edition of number 1 making a return to the shops. Good deal at 100 bucks or so.

[HavocXphere]

Man these people are slow. Its not a question of DRM or no DRM. The issue is annoying DRM vs DRM that you don't notice (steam).

[wolvie]

The edition that I picked up really was good value for money. I mean a premium edition for R350 with all the goodies that came in the box. So worth it.
Just another reason why CD Project is one of my top gaming companies.
Hmm just gotta wait on number 3.

I have seen the Enhanced edition of number 1 making a return to the shops. Good deal at 100 bucks or so.

Cool, man! I'm going get the same edition!

[addam]

I understand the need for DRM, and I'm perfectly fine with the way some game developers implement it, such as Valve, but then others, like Ubisoft... Surely it's fine to connect to the internet ONCE just to start the game? It's not like I'm going to pirate the game half-way through playing it. So if it's a pretty inconspicuous DRM or has extra features like Steam, then I see no problem with it.