Misanthropic: No, that ain't happening. You'll be lucky to see Wolf 2009, Heretic, or Hexen released here. id Tech 5 and later games won't be coming to GOG for a very long time, if ever, given that Bethesda seems to want their own client now.

You might see GOG run their own "QuakeCon" sale after all the promotions on all the other platforms end, so their DRM free tax prices don't have to compete directly.

Honestly, I was chuckling to myself about this. All the selling out GOG has done over the past several years and not only do they have extremely little to show for capitulating to "industry standards", they can't even get a sale to coincide with everyone else.

Provided there aren't boards filled with topics complaining about performance, stability, and/or bugs, Doom Eternal will be a day after release purchase for me. Only way GOG sees that money is if it gets released here on the same day it releases everywhere else.

Misanthropic: So witty. Keep hiding behind that snark.

There might be some I've forgotten but... Regional pricing, DLC, Early Access, DRM in the form of third party bloatware. You can claim all you want that the client will always be optional, but the company has either lied or walked back on all of its other standards, so why should I believe you? I've already seen topics in the past regarding outdated offline installer versions vs their Galaxy counterpart, and you've been pushing Galaxy in an aggressive manner.

I used to support GOG. I used to be a big fan. I used to not purchase games elsewhere, instead waiting for them to come here. You apparently stopped caring, so now I don't care either.

Spectre: Is Doom Eternal is a codename for a Quake 4 expansion pack?