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I am going to preorder it from the website, even through I might just use the steam version. found something on Steam Underground but the instructions to install are very complicated. Steam but not the devs may directly accept your credit card. If you could give me tips and explain how you protected your game, that would help me so much. I was wondering if you could help me out.

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The Launcher gets picked up by a some antivirus software as a false positive. Find games tagged Funny and RPG Maker like UNDERTALE 2, Too Impatient, Shooty and the Catfish - Episode 1, LISA: The Painful RPG, Quidget the Wonderwiener IGMC 2017 on itch.io, the indie game hosting marketplace. I have a Launcher that calls Game.exe with certain parameters (to protect the game from simple piracy). you may have an easier or more convenient time paying Steam than paying RPGMakerWeb. Hello, I just released a game on Steam made in RPG Maker. depending on your region, youll get a lower price. It's normal and the publishers even benefit from it. Since you get the Steam version either way, the advantages remaining to a Steam-only purchase are: 1.
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It's the same other publishers use to do (like you get a extra DRM free copy on most of the games on humble bundle for example) and it's fine for me.
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So some people seem to be upset because they don't get that extra copy of the exact same thing which is anyway just for your personal use (and as it basically is the same license it isn't even a additional copy but 2 ways to use it).
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The difference is: If you buy it from the website you get a key which you can use for a downloaded version as a licensed key and as activation key for the steam version. Steam is pretty much a type of DRM by itself. One version is steam-based, the other is not.is that about the gist of it? Is there DRM in the steam version and not the non-steam? Originally posted by Mister Bubbles:I'm still not quite sure I understand the difference myself (let alone the upset about it all).
