Posted March 20, 2015
This got updated on Steam like a week ago. Why is it taking so long here?
scrubking
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Registered: Apr 2012
From United States
evilnancyreagan
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Registered: Mar 2013
From United States
Posted March 22, 2015
Yeah, that's typical gog for ya, take the good with the bad :\
After the nonsense that Don't Starve Together is proving to be, I have been holding off picking up additional games here (insomnias etc notwithstanding) until they get Galaxy sorted. Steam is undoubtedly evil but, it's convenience for both devs and consumers alike has resigned it to being a necessary one.
After the nonsense that Don't Starve Together is proving to be, I have been holding off picking up additional games here (insomnias etc notwithstanding) until they get Galaxy sorted. Steam is undoubtedly evil but, it's convenience for both devs and consumers alike has resigned it to being a necessary one.
l3l3l5l
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Registered: Jun 2009
From Australia
Posted April 21, 2015
Looking forward to check out these updates this weekend!
evilnancyreagan: Yeah, that's typical gog for ya, take the good with the bad :\
After the nonsense that Don't Starve Together is proving to be, I have been holding off picking up additional games here (insomnias etc notwithstanding) until they get Galaxy sorted. Steam is undoubtedly evil but, it's convenience for both devs and consumers alike has resigned it to being a necessary one. I agree that GOG is walking a slippery slope a lot with all the issues, but in this case in particular I think slower is better. Rushed broken updates are worse than slow but proper updates. Steam has more employees because they sell AAA games and have dozens of inappropriate ways of monetisation, they can afford to be both fast and precise.
After the nonsense that Don't Starve Together is proving to be, I have been holding off picking up additional games here (insomnias etc notwithstanding) until they get Galaxy sorted. Steam is undoubtedly evil but, it's convenience for both devs and consumers alike has resigned it to being a necessary one.
Post edited April 26, 2015 by l3l3l5l