Posted July 26, 2014
Keep away from steam, at least on this one, really! GoG is cheaper. It gives out digitally ALL collector edition extras (well, obviously only those that can be given out digitally, not real items like the medallion). So, essentially, the GoG version is effectively, a digital collector's edition. The hardware, physical collector edition, is at 139 euros here at my place. While the GoG is at 43 only. Plus the refund in the future. Yes, that's right! GoG, upon release, will give us out a small refund (probably to tempt us grab another small game)! Also, at gog's, you can get exclusive bonuses, like the 4 extra soundtrack parts. Or the witcher adventure beta keys, among other things. But most importantly, there are THREE reasons why you SHOULD choose GoG:
1) DRM-FREE! Completely, and totally!
2) FAIR PRICING!
3) You support directly the guys who made this game and this series. CDProject Red owns GoG.
Extra: If you happen to own the previous games on GoG, you get a serious discount. And even if you bought the previous titles in retail, you can redeem and secure a free copy/backup, of their gog version, upon inputting there their serial number.
Steam sucks for many reasons. Get your game there, ONLY IF you happen to own the previous witcher titles there, too. Unless this is the case, you harm yourself as a customer and you insult your own intelligence, by choosing to buy THIS, and ANY other product, in Steam. And finally, unlike GoG, Steam won't gift you with any other game, such as gog did with neverwinter nights, for preferring them...
Games here get updated either automatically, or with patches. You can found patches inside your game catalogue, in your account, or it is already applied, when you finish downloading it. You can keep it, burn it, play it from any computer, without registrations, restrictions, ANY form of DRM. You have to reward those who give their all.
1) DRM-FREE! Completely, and totally!
2) FAIR PRICING!
3) You support directly the guys who made this game and this series. CDProject Red owns GoG.
Extra: If you happen to own the previous games on GoG, you get a serious discount. And even if you bought the previous titles in retail, you can redeem and secure a free copy/backup, of their gog version, upon inputting there their serial number.
Steam sucks for many reasons. Get your game there, ONLY IF you happen to own the previous witcher titles there, too. Unless this is the case, you harm yourself as a customer and you insult your own intelligence, by choosing to buy THIS, and ANY other product, in Steam. And finally, unlike GoG, Steam won't gift you with any other game, such as gog did with neverwinter nights, for preferring them...
Games here get updated either automatically, or with patches. You can found patches inside your game catalogue, in your account, or it is already applied, when you finish downloading it. You can keep it, burn it, play it from any computer, without registrations, restrictions, ANY form of DRM. You have to reward those who give their all.
Post edited July 26, 2014 by KiNgBrAdLeY7