canuter

Sorry. I misread this post where the author tells a terrifying tale about runing out of activations. But he is talking about a downloadable version. So DRM free then. No excuse not to buy it now. You bet! Basic cd-checks is the most I can stand. It's horrible. Is like being some sort of vegetarian gamer. Fortunately now there is GOG.com. And some games are patched (like Arma II or The Witcher) or relauched with no protection. Normally I'm patient enough to wait to buy until this happens, I don't mind playing old games, but when I can't I put the patch on my eye and [this part is unreadable] Thank you!

DRM was the reason I didn't buy the game at lauch. I've read that the latest patch makes the game DRM free. In the change log I read "DRM free for users of legitimate installs", which is ambiguous to say the least. To what extent is this true? No activation required, no limited installations, no disc required while playing?