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I want to like GoG, and do buy games there, but the client sucks. It's hard to navigate and for some reason insists on showing me 500+ Steam games rather than m
by Accacin 4y ago
I want to like GoG, and do buy games there, but the client sucks. It's hard to navigate and for some reason insists on showing me 500+ Steam games rather than my smaller GoG library.
Also, none of my friends use it, so if I buy a game on GoG, I'll eventually end up buying it on Steam too.
The big case for GoG is buying older games as in general they're much easier to get working on a modern PC than buying on Steam (no idea if that's true, but it feels easier to me).
- lelanthran 4y ago> I want to like GoG, and do buy games there, but the client sucks. It's hard to navigate and for some reason insists on showing me 500+ Steam games rather than my smaller GoG library. > Also, none of my friends use it, so if I buy a game on GoG, I'll eventually end up buying it on Steam too. I was only addressing the longetivity requirement, not the UI or the network effects requirements.
- Accacin 4y agoFair enough, it that case I agree completely :) Knowing my games are completely under my control is the greatest reason to use GoG.