What does it even mean to “own” a video game?

[Chrkeller]

BraLoD said:

Chrkeller said:

Well, your position is inherently false.  Spiderman, Souls, Resident Evil (new ones), Stellar Blade, Halo, Forza, etc...  aren't on GoG.    

Their selection is too limiting, if I am going to buy 95% of my games on Steam..  then 95% of my library is what it is.  

If GoG had the same selection, which they don't, then I would agree.  Let me know when GoG has the same selection.

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And even the games added to GoG (AAA games), typically are delayed...  6 months+.  God of War was added to GoG 2 years after Steam.  I already bought the game.  Why buy it a second time?  

Personal opinion, but 100% of my games being at an imaginary risk versus only 98% of my games being at said imaginary risk, sorry but I don't see the massive gain there.  

Are you purposedly not reading my posts so you can answer whatever you wish instead of the actual question? You even bolded it but answered something else. It's ridiculous.

Seems like talking about Steam is really an issue for you, if feels like you are the one talking about 30fps when its about it.

Completely different person to talk to when it's about your clearly favorite (nothing wrong with it) thing. Yesterday it was cheeky (by your own words) exaggeration as a defense strategy, today is claiming false something that was never said and trying to change the subject with it.

Which games are not on GoG doesn't matter, as I said, you don't need to choose one storefront over the other.

I'll give you another chance, read the question and answer it if you feel like it. If you don't want to, it's fine, nobody needs to answer something just because someone else decided to ask them, but please just don't answer if so.

I read the question and answered appropriately.  I searched GoG for the games I have bought recently, they are not on GoG.  

Games selection doesn't matter??!!?  WTF?  That is absurd.  Of course, game selection matters.  

If GoG gets day 1 releases of games like Steam, yeah GoG would be amazing.  

Your issue is quite clear.  You love discussing theory, not reality.

On paper GoG is superb, in reality the selection is a problem.