They won't help you either if you are trying to do something they didn't advertise, like turn Hotline Miami into Doom.
In your view, Steam sells you a license to run a game on 5 computers. They won't help you mod your game, nor should you expect them to. That's all that GOG advertises, nothing more. The game is DRM-free, and not locked down in anyway. This is an outrageously entitled and dumb argument.
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How come the solution to a problem in a game is obfuscated, and Steam doesn't document the games with a full walkthrough? How come they don't document how to get infinite lives or ammo? I bought the game from Steam, I expect to be able to complete it. Do you also complain when a Steam game gets to a point where you need to look something up in order to get past that point? I mean, presumably, Steam is selling games for the purpose of the user completing the game.
If you are too lazy and entitled to rename three characters, that's your own fault for being lazy and entitled.
Though I softly disagree with conflating it with DRM but I don't know of a game that I own that uses it so I can't take a look at any game to figure out exactly how it would work if one downloads the "backup" files and runs it without Galaxy (I can see how it would work with Galaxy just not without).Ĭlick to expand.Are you expecting properly commented source code too? They gave you the full game to do whatever you want with it. It was nothing more than a SWAG based on the vague marketing numbers being given in the infographic but one that makes a bit of sense if Galaxy 2.0 is seeing more adoption than Galaxy 1.Īs for the issue with the delivery system for that game (and others that are like it): I agree with IceStorm that GOG should definitely provide some clarification on the game's page as to what it means and how to bypass it if the publisher's going to use that mechanism to make delivering their game easier for them. Click to expand.I'll clear up the intent behind my statement: All it was meant as is a recognition that maybe their decision to move Galaxy from being just an optional manager for the store toward all all-in-one front-end was paying off for the company.
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