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There were a few issues with that:
As far as Valve as a company today, and the trajectory they seem to be on, I feel they're the safest bet for my library and my present and future purchases. Of course there's always the possibility that could change, but it's not, and it hasn't, so here I am.
As someone who know how the internet work, I simply don't use a credit card to pay anything on it. Even less anything directly tied to my main bank account. Funny how banks keep claiming everybody info is safe but you do have public screwups every few years. Those are only the tip of what we know.
I also don't even own a cellphone. I'm not a conspirationist or anything but I don't need it and you'd be surprised how much you can save a year not having to pay anything by the month and having to switch device every two years or so just because the new shiny got out.
Just to be clear, those are personal choices. Choices which led me to never ever get scammed nor have any problem whatsoever. Nobody I don't know ever call me on my (normal) phone, I never get ads, etc. Funny how that work too.
Might have to do with the fact that most people have a few grands already invested here, Captain Obvious. What would be the gain to never open Steam again if you already spent all that money there?
https://support.gog.com/hc/en-us/articles/212632089-GOG-User-Agreement?product=gog
Sorry, but this has been the case as far back as physical media.
As can you on Steam. in fact if you look in some steam games you'll actually find GoG files ;p
I've been on GoG for years, and I have never seen any actual difference in the discounts.
And if by Partnership you mean 'owned by' then yeah. Also that put a game on your wishlist and you get a discount in 2-3 weeks is traight up BS I have games in my wishlist there that I don't think have ever seen a discount.
You know. as fars as marketing bots go...4/10
Kind of makes this thread useless now.
EDIT
This all makes sense if you think about it for a few seconds. Why would GOG sell the same thing on two different platforms, The Witcher, Cyberpunk 2077 etc and be like "You own it on GOG but not on Steam lol"
B) Cellphones - The chip you never knew you were "implanted" with. I'd rather have ham radio but even family is not on board with that. However, the obsolescence is now tied to Frequency bands which are encoded, so when they delete a bunch you must get the new shiny.
C) As for the "not showing" people that don't know what Ownership is in this thread (outside the Steam Employees and Shills), I kinda feel sorry for them. They will be owned soon enough and not like it.
You don't see how backwards your logic is? You've used something for almost two decades and yet you're telling others how awful and bad it is.
Where else can you play Resident Evil 3?
However I'm going to guess that the Steam version looks vastly better. I have it but I haven't played it yet so.