I am obviously, but there are a few smart people in here. What's their excuse?

IDK, people have perks. Seriously, is gog business model store and do people more care about Witcher 3 than gog store?

yes, i manually download and install the witcher 3 (as with all my games on gog) regardless of what infinity multiplied by convenience equals.

when it comes to anything i'm spending money on, control is more a value to me than convenience and/or social function.

He is completely wrong. He doesn't know that. And I can say that they comletely secure. And you can say they have some problems, but not that much. And ALL of this is just assumptions, nothing more. This is just stupid. Old games arrive every new year. :) And today's games will be old few years later. So, is he really know what investors think or just another assumption like with security problems? And he really know that "GOG is basically a 2nd class citizen" and "I mean sure they'll keep GOG running, but if push comes to shove, GOG isn't getting money/resources"? Really? And from where this information comes? There is much bigger problems with Steam UI: http://shamusyoung.com/twentysidedtale/?p=39344

Read it, it is a VERY interesting article. Also, Galaxy have exactly thing that I need: I can play game even if my Internet connection is lost. :) And this is why now on GOG we have more games, more companies, more customers and new features like gamer's profiles. Yes, this is exactly why GOG did nothing. It just appeared! Miracle!!! XD Actually, it was directly from GOG - from publisher's store. :) Like Battlefield from Origin or Far Cry from Ubisoft Store. :) Yes, it is business like Steam or Origin. But business can be different like donations in Battlefront 2 on start or like in Warframe. Both business in same area - online gaming, but their approach is different. :) Business can be customer-friendly, or -unfriendly. He doesn't have a point at all, only his assumptions. And, like I suspect, he can be a Steam fanboy who hates to see that customers leave this store. This year Activision will publish new Call of Duty in Battlenet, not Steam. So, basically, Steam now becoming is somewhat a junkyard with low-quality indie games. And a lot of DRM.

The automated cars are cool:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Byk8LcPovOQ CD is a public corporation. The quarterly reports are on their website.

Yes, even Polish corporations.

GOG is 10 years old. It's pretty rough around the edges but I know plenty of people that like and use the store pretty consistently. Usually paired with other DRM-free methods or Steam. I think it's pretty obvious that The Witcher probably makes the most money here, that doesn't mean it makes the only money.

This guy just sounds like he has some inane bullshit to prove to himself.

And this is exactly why profits generated by GOG is rising every year - people just can't stop making new profiles and buying Witcher 3 again and again from GOG! XD

That's until someone boards them with a gauss gun and a persuadertron.

I only made it to the second sentence before it got too stupid to keep reading.

go get the guy and tell him to come in here so we can talk to him one on one. :P

Should I lure him with candy or dinner? :P

Hahahaha, good one.

Somehow, I feel a post on Steam about another platform is akin to posting shade about Nintendo on the PS forums.

I;m in the middle of a project so I can;t sit here and read numbers.

https://www.cdprojekt.com/en/wp-content/uploads-en/2018/03/consolidated-financial-statement-of-cd-projekt-capital-group_2017.pdf