This is probably a US vs Europe difference in consumer protections though.
This is probably a US vs Europe difference in consumer protections though.
It varies with country but I believe a number of protection laws specify normal use/testing a product is allowed, so you can open boxes and test functionality (norwegian law does this for sure). Excepting videogames from this is arbitrary, the argument from consumer protection agencies goes.
I believe in practice a number of games did get refunded when threatened with formal complaints along these lines, but that's far from a guaranteed thing.
Anyway, GOG decided to go with the generous interpretation (and the one all kinds of electronic goods except games and CDs/DVDs have), which is nicer for everyone, really
Battlefield 6 won't run on your PC unless it has SecureBoot enabled. It's not included in "minimum specifications."