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General discussionRequest to add World War Z: Aftermath NON-deluxe edition(15 posts)(15 posts)
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Posted January 08, 2023
World War Z: Aftermath non deluxe edition wont appear on GoG. No problem with steam integration.
Posted January 08, 2023
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zevil01: World War Z: Aftermath non deluxe edition wont appear on GoG. No problem with steam integration.
Then have fun playing it in there .
Posted January 08, 2023
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zevil01: World War Z: Aftermath non deluxe edition wont appear on GoG. No problem with steam integration.
That'd be nice but it's not going to show up. GOG doesn't get many mainstream titles especially ones who have a strong multiplaye component and that would require porting multiplayer to Galaxy.
Post edited January 08, 2023 by tfishell
Posted January 08, 2023
Isn't that the awful spinoff of what was originally called DayZ?
Posted January 08, 2023
I'd love to see WWZ: Aftermath come to GOG - but it needs to be able to be playable offline.

I have the WWZ base on Epic - so yeah, I'd definitely love a Complete Edition w/ all DLC's and offline play with AI here on GOG.
Posted January 08, 2023
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zevil01: World War Z: Aftermath non deluxe edition wont appear on GoG. No problem with steam integration.
The main game is DRM free, but the DLC is not. If GOG released that game a certain group of people would go crazy. Unless GOG can get the DLC DRM free.
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Darvond: Isn't that the awful spinoff of what was originally called DayZ?
It's base off the movie and it's plays more like left for dead.
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MysterD: I'd love to see WWZ: Aftermath come to GOG - but it needs to be able to be playable offline.

I have the WWZ base on Epic - so yeah, I'd definitely love a Complete Edition w/ all DLC's and offline play with AI here on GOG.
It's a really fun game to play online or offline I must say.
Post edited January 08, 2023 by Syphon72
Posted January 09, 2023
Yeah, the game is drm-free on Ep*c and can be played offline. But only without the DLCs (so all the GOTY and Aftermath content), meaning half of the locations are missing, no melee weapons, no first person mode, etc. It's still fun to play with bots, but progressing offline takes ages.
Posted January 09, 2023
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russellskanne: Yeah, the game is drm-free on Ep*c and can be played offline. But only without the DLCs (so all the GOTY and Aftermath content), meaning half of the locations are missing, no melee weapons, no first person mode, etc. It's still fun to play with bots, but progressing offline takes ages.
See, that's the problem w/ the Epic-version - only the base-game's DRM-Free for offline.
I want the whole thing DRM-FREE, if it hits GOG - all DLC's and content too.

And of course, for progression to work offline for all of it too.
Post edited January 09, 2023 by MysterD
Posted January 09, 2023
If all single-player content was made DRM-free but multiplayer and other online features weren't ported to Galaxy (and of course old-school methods, LAN or whatever), would it still be worthwhile to bring?

In any case, they have a contact form at the bottom of their website: https://saber.games/
Post edited January 09, 2023 by tfishell
Posted January 09, 2023
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tfishell: If all single-player content was made DRM-free but multiplayer and other online features weren't ported to Galaxy (and of course old-school methods, LAN or whatever), would it still be worthwhile to bring?

In any case, they have a contact form at the bottom of their website: https://saber.games/
XD Lol. Contacting Saber just gets you "thanks for contacting us, we've passed it onto the relevant dev team" and then nothing happens. Even when it's a blatant bug / missing file a game has had since release. So don't get your hopes up contacting those guys.
Post edited January 09, 2023 by Braggadar
Posted January 09, 2023
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tfishell: If all single-player content was made DRM-free but multiplayer and other online features weren't ported to Galaxy (and of course old-school methods, LAN or whatever), would it still be worthwhile to bring?
I'd prefer it to have both DRM-FREE, offline support, and Multiplayer/Galaxy support - provided of course all maps, levels, missions, and whatnot can be performed in full either offline or online.

It should be up to the player - yes, that's even if both online-MP and offline-SP have separate profiles (think like Diablo 2).
Posted January 09, 2023
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Syphon72: It's base off the movie and it's plays more like left for dead. It's a really fun game to play online or offline I must say.
What movie? There's been a khjillion zombie movies, of which several thousand match the description.
Posted January 09, 2023
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Syphon72: It's base off the movie and it's plays more like left for dead. It's a really fun game to play online or offline I must say.
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Darvond: What movie? There's been a khjillion zombie movies, of which several thousand match the description.
This one called World War Z (2013 movie):
- https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0816711/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0
Posted January 09, 2023
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tfishell: If all single-player content was made DRM-free but multiplayer and other online features weren't ported to Galaxy (and of course old-school methods, LAN or whatever), would it still be worthwhile to bring?
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MysterD: I'd prefer it to have both DRM-FREE, offline support, and Multiplayer/Galaxy support - provided of course all maps, levels, missions, and whatnot can be performed in full either offline or online.

It should be up to the player - yes, that's even if both online-MP and offline-SP have separate profiles (think like Diablo 2).
It always seems strange to me that people hear a game has multiplayer and automatically dismiss it ever coming to GOG. DRM-Free and Multiplayer are not mutually exclusive.
Posted January 09, 2023
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tfishell: If all single-player content was made DRM-free but multiplayer and other online features weren't ported to Galaxy (and of course old-school methods, LAN or whatever), would it still be worthwhile to bring?

In any case, they have a contact form at the bottom of their website: https://saber.games/
Is adding LAN to games something that requires lot resources or is that decision made by who owns the IP? I notice GOG and even Zoom have removed MP from games to make them DRM free. It's not a big deal to me since 99% of my gaming is single player. Just curious
Post edited January 09, 2023 by Syphon72
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