NoNewTaleToTell: Everybody running around yelling that the sky is falling because of Steam and that GOG is truly the messiah in these dark times, they do realize (or remember) how often GOG has reneged on its (former) ideals in the past year or two, right?

I mean, I'm not the only one who remembers the fair price ideal? Or how the regional pricing was never really done away with, just altered a bit? Or not needing any client to download and play, but now Galaxy is replacing the Downloader? Just to name a few examples, plus more obvious stuff like the fact that they still have fixed a potential security problem despite them being aware of it for over a year. Oh and of course the website it breaking in a new way every few weeks. The only ideal GOG has left is being DRM-free and who knows how much longer that'll hold out, depending on how heavily they're actually invested in the Galaxy client.

Am I alone here?

NoNewTaleToTell: Don't get me wrong, I much prefer GOG to any other game store and I want to see it continue to grow, it's just that some members here are just like the Steam fanboys that they seem to hate.

evilnancyreagan: Call 'em out!

Let's have ourselves a good ole' fashion tusslefest!

NoNewTaleToTell: Don't get me wrong, I much prefer GOG to any other game store and I want to see it continue to grow, it's just that some members here are just like the Steam fanboys that they seem to hate.

NoNewTaleToTell: Or not needing any client to download and play, but now Galaxy is replacing the Downloader?

Sachys: Hard drive died last night. Hopefully afford a new one soon, but until then im kinda stuck. Cant work without the laptop, cant buy new hd without working.

Sachys: Hard drive died last night. Hopefully afford a new one soon, but until then im kinda stuck. Cant work without the laptop, cant buy new hd without working.