Skuggan: That is history, GOG is now a retailer for new games aswell, dont know how that slipped your mind.
I think everyone here knows that DRM doesnt have anything to do with patches, where did you get that from?
The point is, if you purchase a game with DRM you get patches faster than if you purchase a game without DRM, that is what I think is wrong with GOG, they delay the patches. I know very well why they delay them, I still dont agree with them or you.
Zacron: Then do all of us a favor and leave. If you are so against DRM and GOG, then why do you keep coming back here?
And you really know how to contradict:
I think everyone here knows that DRM doesnt have anything to do with patches... if you purchase a game with DRM you get patches faster than if you purchase a game without DRM. Hmm....
Dude I already left, like I said this was my first and only purchase.
And your reasoning, it's just epic. ;p
Everyone knows DRM (Digital Rights Management) is not related to patching, BUT games with DRM gets their patches faster because Steam allows developers to patch their games without interference. GOG on the other hand needs up to 14 days to create an installer for the patches, they claim it is due to they testing the patches wich is bullshit. If GOG tested patches they wouldnt have released the first patch wich broke the game, making any old saves unplayable.