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TIL that CDPR owns GoG. Thanks for pointing that out! I have until now made it a habit to almost exclusively buy on Steam (convenience), but this might make me
by gknoy 7y ago
TIL that CDPR owns GoG. Thanks for pointing that out! I have until now made it a habit to almost exclusively buy on Steam (convenience), but this might make me support them more directly.
- simion314 7y ago>Steam (convenience), There are some downsides with Steam, most annoying is I can't have Steam open on my machine and play or install something while my son is laying some game on a different PC(same home/IP)
- anon73044 7y agoIf one of those games is offline, you could disconnect that machine front the internet and start Steam in offline mode.
- simion314 7y agoThis is what I do with Skyrim, but sometimes I needed to install or update something. It sucks you can't create a family account and transfer/gift games to that account(they can limit to 2 family accounts), the family support they have is very limited , last time I checked a family member can't play one of your games while you want to play something else.
- Sowas 7y agoYou mean when he is using your account (or family sharing) on the other machine?
- simion314 7y agoWhen using my account. I research family sharing and it won't help in this case either, it would let you "transfer" the game but unless you go online. This was 1 year back and I did not research again but I think they did not fixed it to I can permanently transfer games to a family member.
- falcor84 7y agoJust a nitpick - CD Project Red is the development studio, while GOG.com (aka CD Projekt Blue) is a separate company, both of which are subsidiaries of CD Project.