I’ve always, always supported GOG. My library is beyond extensive (though I heard just last night that some gamers whose libraries are so big, they own so much on GOG, they make the servers crash every all the time!) and on Steam? Only a handful.
I much prefer to support their sales, for their stance on DRM-free gaming, and games preservation.
I barely ever opt for Steam over GOG.
What about you, Fubar? Anything catch your eye?
I’ve always, always supported GOG. My library is beyond extensive (though I heard just last night that some gamers whose libraries are so big, they own so much on GOG, they make the servers crash every all the time!) and on Steam? Only a handful.
I much prefer to support their sales, for their stance on DRM-free gaming, and games preservation.
Unfortunately Gog can get off their ass and make a Linux library launcher/updater.
Meanwhile Valve maintains my library, uses my is OS of choice in a flagship product, and improves my gaming experience.
Steam manages all my saves and shares my library with my family.
What has gog done again? DRM free? Not so useful if I can’t play it all. Yes I could use a third party launcher but at that point why bother.
I would like to support Gog I have an account thier. But they don’t want to support me.
So Steam it is.
Indeed. I exclusively used gog for many years and have since given up. Steam is so much better and actually makes Linux a platform to play on.
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