UhuruNUru: That's perfectly clear, it's your game/account, and you can't play two games at once.
LAN is where you have 2+ sets of hardware and the game is run 2+ times. Lan is nothing like splitscreen, splitscreen is where the game is run on 1 set of hardware and only once up. To be honest I do not know how the accounts work for gog, there is a good chance they only allow 1 computer at a time to connect to online multiplayer service but that is not LAN, then you are using the gog services. I do not know why you are mixing steam into this since steam is the lord of all DRMs, steam has completely different angle to how the games work there, for 1 you are not buying the games there, you are buying access to their service vs on GOG you are actually buying the game. I've not seen anything with Larian, or GOG expressly forbidding it, and it's almost impossible to stop anyway. UhuruNUru: The legallity is in the rules for using your account, and from the games themselves.
I've not seen anything with Larian, or GOG expressly forbidding it, and it's almost impossible to stop anyway.įrom the standard GOG EULA. LAN is more like splitscreen, and both are very rare these days. Whether the multiplayer account is with GOG, or the game, it will always be restricted to one active user. Online multiplayer requires use of accounts, GOG's or somebody elses, and the simple fact you can only have one login.Įven Steam's account sharing, friends, and family only allows one connection, with the owner getting 1st priority. The legallity is in the rules for using your account, and from the games themselves. Halldojo: Where is that legal notice on gog.com? However, if you think about installing your game on a friend's machine or sharing it with others then please don't do it, okay? So yeah, if you've got a render-farm in the basement, you might actually break the world record for the number of legal Witcher installations in one household. We do not limit the number of installations or reinstallations, as long as you install your purchased games on computers in your household. Only information I found on the matter is that you do not install the games on computers that are not your own, it does not say that you are only allowed to use one install at a time, you bought the product and you own the hardware (in your household) so why is it illegal for someone else to use it?
Multiple installs are fine, as you can only play one at once. UhuruNUru: Legally you only have the right to play one copy of any game, at a time, no matter how many installs you may have.
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