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by matheusmoreira·8y ago·view on hn ↗
I agree with everything you say. It's ironic because game companies themselves use virtual machines with obfuscated instruction sets in their games as a copy protection mechanism. It's pretty hard to feel any sympathy for them once hackers get around their pathetic countermeasures.

To add to your post, here's an example of why game developers can't be trusted to run code in kernel mode:

https://mobile.twitter.com/TheWack0lian/status/7793978407622...

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What would be a better option?
GOG is doing just fine, including AAA titles as Witcher3. It's the only place I buy games from.
GOG is run by a subsidiary of the developer of the Witcher games (CD Projekt), so that may not be the best example to make this point.
Why? They have other games too, by definition drm free: what's awesome if you use wine.