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WhyI have 3 just for those.Really need to buy a HD just for GOG installers. Bit worrying.
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When one has 10+ year old account and "normal" game download starts to be 20GB's, then 1TB HDD isn't that much.
WhyI have 3 just for those.Really need to buy a HD just for GOG installers. Bit worrying.
Galaxy opened the doors for several companies of different sizes to see GOG as "trustworthy". Even if they don't know what a launcher does, companies will want it because they love "ecosystems".I don't know if this is true or not, but it wouldn't surprise me. Game companies, like most companies nowadays, are hungry for two things: money and data. Launchers, particularly launchers connected to a store, make prompting people to buy DLC easier. They're also useful platforms for advertising upcoming games.I haven't heard that before and i find weird that a publisher that releases a game on a DRM-free game will have some need for a *launcher*. Where did you read that?
From the data angle, launchers can keep track of who's playing what for how long, along with what a storefront might offer (purchases/wishlists/views/ratings). Launchers won't just do this for a particular dev's games, either, so that gives them better insights into current gameplay trends (while nicely avoiding anti-collusion laws and having to pay for that development maintenance yourself).
Ludicrous pricing as well.Rise of the Triad: Ludicrous Edition
https://af.gog.com/en/game/rise_of_the_triad_ludicrous_edition?as=1649904300
It should be "can we get more old games?"
It should be "can we get more old games?"
I agree.
Personally, I am sick of all the new shit releases.
It should be "can we get more old games?"
I agree.
Personally, I am sick of all the new shit releases.
The first Yakuza game came out in 2005.
18 years ago.
Two choices (command line only):Is there a better way to backup my gog library than to just go trough the library manually? I‘m not to savvy with these kinds of things.
Awesome, thank you! Sorry for what maybe is a pointless/confused question, but is there a difference in which files both downloaders fetch? Like gogrepo downloads the offline installers that I see in my library while lgog gets the galaxy files (if there‘s any difference at all, I think someone mentioned Galaxy has more up to date versions)? Or both get the backup installers that I would get when going trough my library manually?Two choices (command line only):Is there a better way to backup my gog library than to just go trough the library manually? I‘m not to savvy with these kinds of things.
I known of some wrappers that added a GUI to gogrepo but I've never used them. Way too messy and lacks several options.
- gogrepo - requires Python, works on Windows or Linux;
- lgogdownloader - Linux only, but works on Windows with WSL.
I prefer and use lgogdownloader on Windows with WSL. It's way more robust than gogrepo, rarely requires updates to continue working, and it uses the Galaxy API to fetch downloads unlike gogrepo that parses the GOG website.
Both get the offline installers.Awesome, thank you! Sorry for what maybe is a pointless/confused question, but is there a difference in which files both downloaders fetch? Like gogrepo downloads the offline installers that I see in my library while lgog gets the galaxy files (if there‘s any difference at all, I think someone mentioned Galaxy has more up to date versions)? Or both get the backup installers that I would get when going trough my library manually?Two choices (command line only):Is there a better way to backup my gog library than to just go trough the library manually? I‘m not to savvy with these kinds of things.
I known of some wrappers that added a GUI to gogrepo but I've never used them. Way too messy and lacks several options.
- gogrepo - requires Python, works on Windows or Linux;
- lgogdownloader - Linux only, but works on Windows with WSL.
I prefer and use lgogdownloader on Windows with WSL. It's way more robust than gogrepo, rarely requires updates to continue working, and it uses the Galaxy API to fetch downloads unlike gogrepo that parses the GOG website.
It should be "can we get more old games?"
I agree.
Personally, I am sick of all the new shit releases.
It should be "can we get more old games?"
I agree.
Personally, I am sick of all the new shit releases.
A drink of a water is a rare smorgasbord to a man dying of thirst. Gog's so far behind the times that even AAA titles from 2014 come across as amazing releases to get excited about.
Is it my imagination or does this look boring as all fuck?
Sexy Mystic Survivors
Oh how can Kagura or any of these simp games ever compete with the Bear Fucking + crazy insane pervo shit in Baldur’s Gate III?
Is it my imagination or does this look boring as all fuck?
Sexy Mystic Survivors
Oh how can Kagura or any of these simp games ever compete with the Bear Fucking + crazy insane pervo shit in Baldur’s Gate III?
These are low effort indie games. I mean, anime porn games are the nichest niche in Japan, but in that context, this is something you'd make in an afternoon, more or less. Kagura publishes games that are of a better quality, and I think this is the "we have japanese games at home" move from GOG given that japanese publishers do not believe in DRM free gaming at all,
There are plenty of DRM free jap games on GOG, as well as other platforms like MangaGamer, JAST, etc. Just recently Sh*ravune released a bunch of titles DRM-free on JAST for example.the only jap games you see in gog are indies like Ys and the like.
Capcom, Sega or Square Enix aren't rushing to get their current flagpole titles on GOG. Not even the Final Fantasy Pixel Collection.
Every owner of Quake2 gets Enhanced edtion for free
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