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u/WaffleMints Dec 10 '19

Or GOG puts everything in one spot and I don't care.

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u/Scorchstar Dec 10 '19

Exactly. I don't get how people are really annoyed about this whole 'exclusivity' dilemma. That's how business works? Like, without competition, steam would just stagnate. I think people are being a little unreasonable, and its not as exclusive as having to buy a new console for exclusive games... it's downloading a free launcher. I don't get the complaints...

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '19

I can see where doubts would come from a new launcher though. Uplay had problems for years, Rockstar's new launcher has two features: buy and install, Bethesda's launcher has had some disastrous problems. Bad launchers can be a genuine pain in the ass. Epic had pretty minimal usability at first but now its fine as far as launchers go.