LegoDnD: I wish to get a refund for every Steam game that ever appeared on GOG after I purchased it.
Granted. However, by doing so you also accept that you lose the Steam game and get instead the GOG version. This looks fine until you want to play with Geforce Now, and most GOG games are not there. This is not that good but still you will install them on a pc. Only that your favourite games lack universal multiplayer. Which is ok as you do not play much MP. Then you want to add mods for some of the games you like best but silly community only made them for that other store. At least you cling to that new game that has no modding going on, yet the updates are coming later to GOG. At this point you ponder seriously and you decide that at least you do not have copy protection harming your PC and your game is free from all DRM. You find comfort in that thought, until you realize that you no longer care about DRM anymore.
Fortunately it was all a nightmare. You do care about DRM and you are happy to get the games on GOG. Yet now you have to prepare the dough. Tood bad, you fell asleep at your keyboard last night and missed the sale. Next time!
I wish that the statement from Fallout, "war never changes" became untrue and people learned to make love, not war, preferably several times a day.