Surprised it didn’t just say criminal tbh…

Yes, you can.

GOG allows you to download the installers for use offline.

This is stupid-

You never had ownership of the game, just the physical disc that contains it. First-sale doctrine is clear about this and the perpetual non-exclusive license that allows you to play it.

His law doesn’t change that. It’s not going to allow buyers of a game to have a stake in the IP rights.

This stupid argument of owning physical media has always been a misunderstood argument. Pirate, emulate, and decompile when game companies make enjoying a game miserable.

Trying to start legal fights, that have already been settled, or launching literal political campaigns, like stop killing games, isn’t targeting the core issue of buying a game being easier than pirating it.

This is the dumbest, most patronizing thing that I’ve ever heard of in regards to gaming. Imagine being so down bad for votes that you have to appeal to people too stupid to torrent games or use emulators.

Gentoo level is a gimp suit