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There pros, and cons to each platform, not everything Sparkles and Rainbows. Gog lacks ton of games, but has ton of OLD games Steam may lack. Gog lacks tons of features Steam has, while Gog client has a couple custom option in library that little better than Steam, but truth is Playnite hands down the best customize library over any other.
You really don't know GOG very well, do you? They do plenty of things to annoy their core target audience. 1. They went against their core tenets, started introducing regional restrictions when they promised none. GOG had three such tenets, they've managed to destroy all of them. Naturally, the one that annoyed most was the inclusion of certain forms of online DRM in games they sell. 2. They refuse to sell games for the silliest of reasons, such as a Japanese gaming being too Japanese, or an old game being too old, or a new game being too new -- all of these have happened, just hit your favourite search engine for more. 3. The core audience doesn't like the Galaxy client or the fact that the optional offline installers often no longer work because GOG want you using their client. There's plenty more, of course, but instead of listening to me, hit up the GOG community forums. Search the live forum and the archived one. You'll find plenty more points of contention that annoy their user base just as much as Valve annoying this one.
GOG is looking more like Steam everyday for last 3+ years at least; but not better Steam alike, rather worse Steam alike!
I was preaching about GOG for years, at least 6, to all my friends, family and even random people on the internet.
I was buying all new games on GOG and when I bought something on Steam because it was not available on GOG at the time, I always double-dipped if/when that game appeared on GOG, usually at release/full price.
I spent few thousand € on GOG in those years, bought 700+ games there and was even content, but worried and justifiably so, about GOG Galaxy 1.XX, which I started using.
And then, came April 2020. and forced update to broken GOG Galaxy 2.0 One Client To Run Them All Abomination®©™!
There was simply no way around it and when I realised what they've done and remembered all small things that happened to GOG in years prior, which I let them get away with, I just abandoned GOG altogether.
I bought last true Good Old, anywhere else Unobtainable Games, still on my wishlist; transferred the rest of said wishlist here on Steam and that was it.
Sure, I called it a boycott at first but, since I realised that GOG will never abandon/abolish GOG Galaxy 2.0, I just quit.
Yes, I still go to GOG to check if they changed, not likely, or if they got some Good Old Exclusive Game release; that didn't happen for a long time either!
And, yes, I still use my GOG account and play offline games from it and didn't delete it, like some people there suggested; why would I, I paid for all those games!
Since, then, GOG service deteriorated and is continuing to do so. Being lack of support, which was GOG staple, or continual degradation of Offline installer support and that was always GOG-s main bread and butter, which for all intents and purposes is probably being phased out as we speak! Lack of updates and/or updates that appear weeks/months/never, when compared to GOG Galaxy are real sings that is or will be happening in the near future.
That, or CD Project will simply close GOG and even that will be better, than this slow, painful and agonising death/metamorphosis that we are witnessing in the last couple of years.
Also when was the last time Gog added a new feature?
https://support.gog.com/hc/en-us/articles/212632089-GOG-User-Agreement?product=gog
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. Meanwhile, GOG still exists and I'll continue to use it and recommend it, just secondarily to Steam.