I hope you are going to support GoG in next chapter of PC storefront wars Yea Forums
I hope you are going to support GoG in next chapter of PC storefront wars Yea Forums
Jackson Mitchell
Christopher Flores
>Epic Games
Ooh sorry, that's gonna be a "cringe" from me, sweetie.
Isaiah Garcia
Nah I've been using Steam since it's inception, I'm not going anywhere
Jacob Long
I won't support any of these fags anymore. I'm tired of this shit. If they can't figure out a way to sell me their games as individual products not linked to any store/account/program, then I'll spend my money on something else.
Jonathan Baker
>Strategies
>Shooters
>MMORPGs
>MOBAs
>Hero shooters
Then
>Battle Royales
>Stores
>Auto Chesses
>Subscriptions
>sTrEaMiNg
Now
Will that shit-show end?
Owen Richardson
As long as steam is here and making games is not as profitable at it could be it will be only getting worse
Christopher Bell
Sure whatever. I don't care.
Support is a strong word.
Liam Parker
>all the Epic-affiliated journashitters suddenly trying to grasp at straws to find any way to lash out at CDPR
REALLY makes you think, huh
Evan Wood
Ryan Bell
Well GOG's actually trying to compete for realsies and not what Epic thinks competition is with their planned launcher update so good luck to them.
Colton Morales
why not use both? the only thing that is unusable is the epic games store
Leo Bailey
What? CDPR and epic are partners, only steam does not want to go with GoG galaxy 2.0 so if anyone is attacking CDPR it's valve. They are afraid of polish hussars
Carson Powell
So GOG finally killed its DRM free policy, the final remaining pillar it was originally built on.
Christopher Nguyen
No. GoG will remain with free DRM policy.
Joseph Green
Maybe if they didn't alter games for no reason I would. Capping Saints Row 2 to 30fps and forcing a paying customer to make a patch turned me off big time.
Adrian Gutierrez
They're both shit.
Nolan Long
I don't get this image.
Dominic Mitchell
GOG all the way
Sebastian Peterson
GoG galaxy 2.0 is partnering with everyone(not counting steam) to provide a platform to launch/update/download your games with no additional launchers. Steam is against GoG
Carson Thomas
What is this retarded image,galaxy 2.0 supports steam
Michael Price
It doesn't
Jaxson Nelson
What do you mean? I thought you can add Steam games to Galaxy as well?
Camden Jackson
GoG is providing some free GoG version of games you own on steam. But it's already working, steam does not want to go with gog galaxy 2.0
Jeremiah Carter
I think there is no official cooperation between GOG and Steam, unlike, say Microsoft, which is why adding Steam to Galaxy relies on community efforts.
Andrew Evans
>steam does not want to go with gog galaxy 2.0
No like I said. What does that even mean? That you won't get to put Steam games on Galaxy?
Jacob Kelly
You will need to launch steam to play/download/update and buy games. Basically, gog galaxy 2.0 will be only able to launch your steam
James Johnson
Isn't that what Galaxy is though? A launcher for launchers?
Nicholas Ward
No, it's way more advanced
Nathan Thompson
Meh. I'll use both like I always have.
Aaron Gutierrez
The home gaming compute is going away and replaced with streaming, but fret not, it won't be in some datacenter controlled by MS or Google. It'd be your very own home server and you will be able to play your own games on a desktop, on a laptop, on that little NUC you have plugged into the TV.
Incidentally this is why Linux is going to become increasingly vital for PC gamers.
Brayden Reyes
Karl Marx, BBC and Rockstar games control Canada?