rjbuffchix: The developer gets more raw number of sales from Steam. The developer is incentivized to sell the game very cheaply on Steam, yet not as cheaply on GOG.
So before you were claiming "Steam was undercutting GOG"
Now that I pointed out Steam doesnt set pricing, now magically its the 'developers' that are doing that
Welcome to moving the goalpost.
Forgive me for not spelling out exactly who lowers the price...the fact remains that games at large will consistently get vastly cheaper on Steam than they will on GOG.
Again this kind of 'lets just make stuff up' is kinda endemic in your posts.
Other htan literally a handful of exceptions like maybe the Kings Quest packages, there's nothing on Steam that is magically cheaper than on GOG. Since by your bizarro land logic a dev would be 'incentivised' to make a game cheaper on steam. Lets take a look at the best stellers on steam right now
- Dawn of Man $21.24 USD on both sites a new release today
- Throne Breaker - 29.99 USD on both
- My Time at Portia - 29.99 usd on both
- Overcooked Gourmet Edition - $20.00 USD on both
- Ape out - $14.99 on boht - new release
So again all these games that you 'claim' would be magically incentivised to make the game cheaper on steam.... Are not cheaper on steam at all. So again you're just literally making stuff up when all the data available literally 100% contradicts everything you claim.
As for ad hominem/moderation, the links were posted in the other topic From what I understand you are a moderator of some kind..I do not know the exact hierarchy nor is it really relevant.
"SOrry I made an ad hominem attack, didn't verify the claims, and have no idea what kinds of moderators they are but hey I'm still right!"
Welcome to "intellectual Dishonestly"