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Is it okay to like both GOG and Steam?
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GeraltOfRivia_PL: Is it okay to like both GOG and Steam?
ah they both just offer a service they not your pal, friend, god or human infact

i use gog, steam, Epic and G2A because i shop for the cheapest and best service
absolutely haram
They both have different kinds of good qualities, so why not? For example GOG has the focus on DRM-free gaming, but Steam has a huge player community.
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Post edited January 25, 2021 by ponczo_
Yes.

No need for a discussion for this pointless question.
If game is on GOG, then I can buy it here with no doubt, only with one question - which one first, A or B? ;)
If not, then the game should meet my high requirements (I still abstrain from buing the Skyrim :D) and I need to really want it, before I start to think about buying it on Steam or other platform ;) Most of games on Steam I have from CD-Action Magazine as additional bonus (currently they paused giving games unfortunately), and also from free giveaways (Humble Bundle, Community Forum, etc.). I still didn't achieve the $5 barrier there ;) But I still have that kind of feeling that these games are not mine, because of DRM, so sometimes I can buy it again on GOG, when some good deal will come ;) I think the GOG Connect service could be extended by premium option, I mean, you could get additional discounts (eg. 5-10%) for games that you already have on Steam. That would be great ;)
Y knot? Steam has several things going for them though I have never bought anything there myself.
Post edited January 25, 2021 by Themken
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GeraltOfRivia_PL: Is it okay to like both GOG and Steam?
No. It's like choosing between the Sith and Jedi. You're either with us or against us. There is no middle ground.

Liking Steam is akin to confessing to charity as a Sith lord. Expect the knives and pitchforks soon.
Post edited January 26, 2021 by Lionel212008
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GeraltOfRivia_PL: Is it okay to like both GOG and Steam?
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Lionel212008: No. It's like choosing between the Sith and Jedi. No room for any Dark Jedi. You're either with us or against us.

Liking Steam is akin to confessing to charity as a Sith lord. Expect the knives and pitchforks soon.
Exactly , I wont trust any steamers here. They just want to take away our drm-free thingies. Just look what happened with cyberpukk , many steamers came here and voilà it got corrupted.
Honestly, both taste like chop suey.
I prefer sausages and fried eggs.
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Lionel212008: No. It's like choosing between the Sith and Jedi. No room for any Dark Jedi. You're either with us or against us.

Liking Steam is akin to confessing to charity as a Sith lord. Expect the knives and pitchforks soon.
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Orkhepaj: Exactly , I wont trust any steamers here. They just want to take away our drm-free thingies. Just look what happened with cyberpukk , many steamers came here and voilà it got corrupted.
DRM-free is unlimited powaa!
Post edited January 25, 2021 by Lionel212008
It is absolutely fine! Don't let anyone try and convince you otherwise. They both have their perks :D
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GeraltOfRivia_PL: Is it okay to like both GOG and Steam?
Yup.
I'm sorry I dared to doubt in staff decision to disallow inane answers to inane question. Allow me to return to the topic then.

To answer OP's question. No, it's absolutely not Okay to like both. It's GOG's commandment to value it above all else, and for breaking that pact sealed by DRM-free sign they shall smite you and punish your children, and your children's children.