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I've bought a few games on Epic, and had no problems. The lack of junkware like on Steam is great – I can honestly browse the store knowing that every game is h
by Creationer 7y ago
I've bought a few games on Epic, and had no problems. The lack of junkware like on Steam is great – I can honestly browse the store knowing that every game is high quality (even if not necessarily in the genre I enjoy).
Achieveemnts not popping up helps focus on the actual game.
Cloud save, family sharing etc. are of marginal use for me and I imagine 99% of consumers outside the vocal minority.
- gambiting 7y agoWell, I was about to comment that the lack of cloud save is the absolute dealbraker for me as I play games at home and at work, so if I can't sync saves automatically then I won't buy a game from there(#1 reason why I haven't bought Metro Exodus for instance, game which I am otherwise super interested in). But I guess that makes me a vocal minority :P
- rangibaby 7y agoI used to “cloud save” my Borderlands 2 save files by symlinking the save game folder to a Dropbox folder
- gambiting 7y agoYes, that would be an option if my work allowed any services like that(and yes, it's slightly odd that dropbox/google drive are not allowed, but Steam cloud sync is).
- efreak 7y agoNot sure if it helps any, but box.net allows webdav access and can be mounted natively by Windows.
- gambiting 7y agoOh but it's not a technical issue - both dropbox and google drive would install and work fine, we have full administrative access on our machines with no restrictions. But it is against policy.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 7y agoOne man's Junkware is another's charming indie. GOG is a curated store and, among others, initially denied Zachtronics game Opus Magnum. I personally appreciate the fact that Steam and Itch don't curate.