Meh. If i can get it on steam i have no reason for GoG.
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Same, the only time I look for a DRM Free version is if it's not on steam, or has some obtrusive 3rd party DRM. I barely can call steam DRM, since it's running all the time anyway for me lol
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Same for me. Plus the steam ingame hub is useful for quick internet access or games that get messed up playing in borderless windows.
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I prefer steam over drm free any day of the week. With steam all of my games are neat and organized and I can add and remove them with the click of a button. With DRM i had a clutter desktop annoying reinstallations if something went wrong and didnt feel any different than a pirate. After all none of the money i spent went to the dev.
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After all none of the money i spent went to the dev.
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I buy a physical copy of Doom 3 off of Ebay. All money goes to the seller. None to Id. I buy a steam copy of doom 3 off of steam 2/3rds of the money i spent goes to Id. I like Id so I will support them.
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If you buy used then the original buyer already paid a fair share for Id, but still, two people using it with Id paid only once.
If you buy it brand new, then there's basically no difference. DRM-free or Steam makes no difference in supporting the creators of a game, buying new or used does.
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If i buy a copy of CoD:WaW (the last drm free CoD) for $10 treyarch gets less than they would if i bought it from steam. Walmart buys them in bulk from treyarch for a lower price and my money doesnt go directly to them.
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Walmart buys them in bulk from treyarch for a lower price
treyarch sells for a lower price to walmart because it's good for their business.
selling for less doesn't mean gain less
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True. Since steam does take a third of the profits. But then again. My money doesnt go to them if i wish to support them.
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You can lead a gamer to DRM-free, but you can't make him drink it... :-(
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Reasons why i prefer steam over gog:
My friends are on steam and not gog
Steam is way cuter and organized
and most important i have a shiton of games on steam already so i wont be changing plataforms any time soon
Tho is good to see gog taking a steap forward and to see drm free AAA games
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I much prefer buying from GOG. Much prefer the way they do business, so much more honest and sneaky compared to Steam. They're all about the gamers
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I love GOG, but love isn't enough to make me buy a zombie survival game :p
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GOG stated they were going to get AAA games soon. Today Dying Light: The Following - Enhanced Edition became available DRM-Free! :D This also introduces Techland as a publisher there, so hopefully some other great classics make their appearance.
A few notes:
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