Gamers are more resistant to DRM than ever before

Gamers have always loathed DRM (digital rights management) but resistance to it has never been as strong as it is now. While DRM started off as a way to combat piracy, it has been proven in many arenas that pirates are willing to pay for computer games if they feel that the price is equivalent to the game’s value. It’s gotten so bad that games can use being DRM-free as a major selling point.