You mean they come to GOG after [ENTERNUMBERHERE] years?

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Despite my username I'm not a happy customer. I was until the DRM started creeping in though.

If you want DRM free paradise you need this https://www.gog.com/game/paradise_killer

I think he was thinking of games such as Fallout 3+NV, Oblivion, Deus Ex HR+MD, Wolfenstein New Order+Old Blood+New Colossus, Prey and Dishonored 1+2+DotO; but these games are late, some of them for years and although some of them were AAA when released and some still are, gaming has moved on!

I like running games from the start menu. It reminds me of Windows 95

Denuvo was removed from Death Stranding,maybe this means it is coming to GOG :)

Interesting, when did this happen? Because, STEAM claims otherwise.

About it coming to GOG, I don't think that could happen, unless we also get cross-play, which might be problematic. For those that don't know, the game is singleplayer, but as players build outposts/infrastructure on the map, it populates the map for all other players. Which is why initially the game was called a wasteland, but slowly traversing the post-apocalyptic landscape gets easier for all players. Getting into the game now is much more eventful than it was at launch.

I red it on crackwatch subreddit

This is me as well. If I can rock games without launchers, I'm golden.

I'm happy with the selection of games offered by the GOG catalog.
I'm happy with old games running on my modern hardware.
I'm happy with DRM-FREE offline installers for my games.

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I'm not happy about the social media person who got fired because of SJW.
I'm not happy about CDPR's lies and bullsh*t surrounding CyberPunk2077.
I'm not happy about Devotion being cancelled because of "gamers".
I'm not happy about games sold here with partial DRM.

It hasn't been a "DRM-free paradise" for quite a while now. I used to be a happy customer though, as the issues were relatively minor, and I was looking forward to buying Cyberpunk 2077 just before the release.

However, in the last two weeks GOG lost a lot in my eyes. First, by making the preload available to Galaxy users only. Then, deciding that some in-game content would require an online unlock, and the offline installer version would not be eligible for it: Galaxy was only ever supposed to be optional, these carrot-and-stick tactics made me hold off from buying CP2077 until the situation clears up. (That the game seems to suffer from numerous issues also helps to make this decision but I wouldn't hold it against CDPR otherwise, and would have bought it.)

I would still want to buy other games on GOG though during the current sale but what they did yesterday with the political censorship was the final straw. And that the company seems to completely neglect the customer community here makes it even worse: their strategy is clearly to just wait the whole thing over. This, and the contrived excuse that the censorship was in response to some nebulous "gamers" complaining make the whole situation all the more insulting. As a result, I can no longer see myself supporting GOG in any capacity nor recommending it to anybody, as I used to do.

So, to answer your question, no I'm not a happy customer.

This. Galaxy can still be used as a download manager (and updater) without having to launch games from there. It still shoves you information from other players that maybe you do not need or want, and that not even the Steam client dares forcing on you. But yes, it can be used as a replacement for the excellent and serviceable former workhorse, GOG Download Manager (sorely missed).

The good ones horizon zero down for example.The triple a industry mostly doesn’t deliver good games anyway but like i said the only game i miss is skyrim because it’s my favorite game but beside of that i get everything here.Ea and ubisoft games are garbage they can keep their games for themselve and their freaking launcher
Yes can’t agree more