Hirako__: If you want you can add your suggestion here for visibility - > https://www.gog.com/forum/general/cloud_saves_2

HTWingNut: Maybe this is just complaining but after the GOG save game email, it's the first time I even realized that there is a cap. I can understand that GOG needs to limit capacity, but some games use a lot more space for save games than others.

I would rather see 200 MB added to the quota for every game you buy, but it can be used collectively for any game. So that way, if I own 100 games, that's 20 GB of storage space that can be used. Heck, they could probably cut that to 100 MB per game at that point. Give the user 200 MB up front for the first game and each successive one 100 MB.

I don't think I ever ran into this issue with Steam.

skeletonbow: That wouldn't fly as it would be easy to game the system by simply buying the cheapest $0.69 games on sale during big sales events, just so each game you own gives you another 200MB of storage. In fact, it might actually cause the total storage that someone is using to go up in size. For example, I own something like 850 games, so 850 x 200MB = 170GB. So I'd be able to have up to 170GB of savegames for Cyberpunk 2077 if I wanted to if they pooled 200MB per game and let games use up to that amount total.

skeletonbow: That wouldn't fly as it would be easy to game the system by simply buying the cheapest $0.69 games on sale during big sales events, just so each game you own gives you another 200MB of storage.

Ancient-Red-Dragon: That has an easy fix.

Instead of GOG determining a customer's cloud save storage space based on the number of games they own on GOG (like the OP is suggesting), GOG should instead determine any particular customer's cloud save storage space by cumulative amount of dollars spent on GOG.

That would be fair for everyone. And those who have spent a lot should be receiving a lot more than 200 MB of storage space per game.

Provide_A_Username: Let me ask you, why should I be considered inferior to you for purchasing your exact library but at a discount from no one but the GOG store and the games own publishers? Or at full price from some country with regional pricing?

Grargar: GOG could do it like Steam and put different limits/game. For instance, Skyrim/Witcher 3 have 1 GB limit, while other smaller games have even less than GOG's maximum (100 MBs).

Riser_N: As a modifier, each game's average save game file size should probably be taken into consideration too. GOG could list the amount of storage each game comes with on the store page.

g2222: +
g2222: That sounds like a job for an unpaid intern.
- "Hey, do us a favor and quickly check the average savegame size of our games!"
- "Erm, you mean all 6100+ games?"
- "Yes, that shouldn't take long..."

g2222: That sounds like a job for an unpaid intern.
- "Hey, do us a favor and quickly check the average savegame size of our games!"
- "Erm, you mean all 6100+ games?"
- "Yes, that shouldn't take long..."

mk47at: Apparently the developers/publishers sets the size limit on Steam.