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> Past that, both the presence and subsequent removal of a standard DRM is neutral since it similarly won’t impact or be noticeable to most users —- we only cover its presence and removal primarily for historical purposes essentially. The knowledge that a part of the DRM was historically removed at one point is ultimately irrelevant to most of players.
 
> Past that, both the presence and subsequent removal of a standard DRM is neutral since it similarly won’t impact or be noticeable to most users —- we only cover its presence and removal primarily for historical purposes essentially. The knowledge that a part of the DRM was historically removed at one point is ultimately irrelevant to most of players.
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I think that even though removal of DRM is *unnoticed* by most players, it is not irrelevant to anyone, as it restores a portion of control of the game to all those that own and/or play it, which assists both in their ability to play the game in the future, as well as for secondary tasks like applying mods and community patches.
 
I think that even though removal of DRM is *unnoticed* by most players, it is not irrelevant to anyone, as it restores a portion of control of the game to all those that own and/or play it, which assists both in their ability to play the game in the future, as well as for secondary tasks like applying mods and community patches.
  
 
I understand that's a minor point though, just wanted to put it out there in case this topic is put up for discussion in the future.
 
I understand that's a minor point though, just wanted to put it out there in case this topic is put up for discussion in the future.