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Well im not paying 60 € again for steam version they better deliver that update GOG !
It is really dissapointing that everyone on steam is playing right now and I want to join my friends :(
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BrokenCanoe: I'm afraid you're right, - it's past 8pm in Europe now, so unlikely to happen. It's a little disappointing that there's so little communication from GoG on updates for major titles. Even a "we're working on it" would have been useful. We seem to be the poor cousin of Steam in every sense of the word.
If GOG knows a big popular update is coming, they will have somebody on duty to upload a news post, etc. They have done updates this late before. I'm pretty sure they actually have staff 24-7 now (but not a lot).
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reclusive7: I doubt it'll happen today, not trying to be negative, but GoG is usually behind the herd when it comes to updates, Hello Games has a bad track record with content parity between Steam and GOG versions of NMS, just being realistic about it so I don't get my hopes up.
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BKGaming: Your line of thining is outdated. Ever since they added the Galaxy dev portal, updating on GOG is as trivial as it is on Steam. Before that, sure, GOG was behind the herd.
See I knew, for some reason...that you would respond the way you did.
Why couldn't you say "Yeah it used to be that way, but Galaxy is as fleshed out as Steam now in terms of how the developers can push content to the platform. Hope that clears any confusion up." ?
But instead you get defensive as you have been in every reply to someone thinking differently than you.
Post edited July 24, 2018 by reclusive7
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reclusive7: See I knew, for some reason...that you would respond the way you did.
Why couldn't you say "Yeah it used to be that way, but Galaxy is as fleshed out as Steam now in terms of how the developers can push content to the platform. Hope that clears any confusion up." ?
But instead you get defensive as you have been in every reply to someone thinking differently than you.
Are you considering the issue of version parity?
I assure you I wasn't denfensive at all... just wanted to inform you that things have changed.
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reclusive7: See I knew, for some reason...that you would respond the way you did.
Why couldn't you say "Yeah it used to be that way, but Galaxy is as fleshed out as Steam now in terms of how the developers can push content to the platform. Hope that clears any confusion up." ?
But instead you get defensive as you have been in every reply to someone thinking differently than you.
Are you considering the issue of version parity?
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BKGaming: I assure you I wasn't denfensive at all... just wanted to inform you that things have changed.
"Your line of thinking is outdated" yeah that's neutral AF.
Well this delay from them really convinced me that it was a mistake to buy it from here. They will never match steam it seems. Last game ever bought from GOG!
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sharkyzafish: Well this delay from them really convinced me that it was a mistake to buy it from here. They will never match steam it seems. Last game ever bought from GOG!
half price on Steam until July 27th
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BKGaming: I assure you I wasn't denfensive at all... just wanted to inform you that things have changed.
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reclusive7: "Your line of thinking is outdated" yeah that's neutral AF.
The user in question clarified he meant no offence. You're at a cross-roads now. You either accept this and move on in a meaningful conversation, or continue as you're doing. Don't let a misunderstanding of people's tone and intention ruin a conversation.
Actually i cannot really understand the concern about not playing the game right away with the update. You bought a game here, with the ability to play it offline, without any client. at steam you buy a game and you wont have the game, only the right to play it through their client.

Many of the providers need their client to be online and working, but not here at GoG. Pay your respect that they wont rob your money.
Post edited July 24, 2018 by biogecko
One of the reasons I don't buy games on GoG anymore.
Post edited July 24, 2018 by Niblix
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sharkyzafish: Well this delay from them really convinced me that it was a mistake to buy it from here. They will never match steam it seems. Last game ever bought from GOG!
There is nothing GOG can do until Hello Games pushes the update. Once they push the update, which they probably will soon, it will be live on GOG. Does PS4 get the update at the same time as Xbox? No because they are different platforms with different process to updating.
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sharkyzafish: Well this delay from them really convinced me that it was a mistake to buy it from here. They will never match steam it seems. Last game ever bought from GOG!
Before you go, remember to archive the four games you bought.
Also, people are waiting for the update since 12:00. First xbox, then ps4 was updated. we waited almost 2 years for this to happen, multiplayer and stuff. 1 -2 hours are not so bad for the update to come.
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With all due respect, I feel that is a very flawed argument and position to hold. People are concerned because developers have neglected GoG versions of games in the past and people are worried that will happen here again. Also as you stated "You bought a game here". Yes, we spent money, I spent money. I expect my product to be treated equally as it would be at the other store, and be given the general intended updates and support created for it, and I expect those updates and support to be given in a timely manner.

I am reasonable and totally willing to wait a few hours, even a day or two, if it is properly explained why there is a delay.

"Pay your Respect" makes no sense in any context whatsoever. GoG is a service provider, and I am a customer, I have paid money, I expect a fair transaction and I expect fair service, and in return, I provide my money and some patience and willingness to cooperate.

Also, GoG in of itself functions as a form of DRM, despite how people feel about it. You may not need a GoG account to run legacy installers, but you need a GoG account to grab the installer, and you need a GoG account to use GoG Galaxy.

This is much the same as steam, and often, steam games don't even include any DRM on the EXEs!