no they do not.

yeah sorry it's common misconception for steam users that that gog doesn't have screenshot support

how can ever thought come to this strange lighting point where it comes to words describing portal as a client, I am missing right words now, rephrasing

why would anyone ever use a client to play games?

you can record your games with simply

⊞ + alt + r
or
⊞ + shift + s

what? steam doesn't like windows? then it's steam vs windows xD Bill! Bill! Bi.... who? Satya! Satya! Um nama Narayan(a)! i pozamiatane : )

fair enough.

Time to turn this into another food thread.

What is your favorite salad?

Mine is pretty basic:

Crisp Iceberg lettuce
Sliced radishes
Shredded Monterey Jack and Cheddar cheeses
Cherry tomato
French dressing

Salad is being for rabbits and hipster hippies. I eating meat and potatoes. Boil em mash em put em in the stew!

Like asking why doesnt Burger King sell McDonalds food....

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

edit: Yes im aware of several games crossing over. But its still silly.

But they do! Fries and burgers are still being fries and burgers, different looks and tastes aside.

spicy recipe

shirazi salad - Persian cucumber, tomato, purple onion, olive oil, fresh mint, fresh herbs (usually some combination of parsley, dill, cilantro), salt, pepper, extra virgin olive oil, and lime juice.

There is exactly one Valve game I would buy if it were available DRM-free (on GOG or elsewhere, I don’t care): the original Portal.

I don’t feel attracted to any of their other games, not even Portal 2.

I'll be right over!
I've always liked FPS games, so for me, the Half Life games would be nice to have here. I've never tried the Portal games, as puzzles tend to hurt my brain. In other words, I suck at them. I own a bunch of puzzle games here because I like to try my hand at them once in a while, but yeah, I suck at them. Like the Talos Principle games tend to stump me. Easy ones like the House Of Da Vinci games are okay though.

It's super easy to make.
- dice the vegetables
- chiffonade the mint and herbs
- mix everything together

Every game ever made should be on gog including cray cray overrated ones. So, yes.