bourdenas: At the moment I'm trying my very best not to break and redeem my DOS2 Kickstarter copy to steam, because I ofc prefer my games organic :P and DRM-free. I know that early access comes later in Oct here too, so that somewhat soothes my impatience, though TWTR is very irritating at the moment.

This does bring the question in my mind, what's the problem for the delay in this case? Is it Larian (or any dev for that matter) caring less for the release on GOG because the expect bigger audiences in steam so they focus on that or is it that GOG adds extra hurdles for devs to the point that it's not worth their distraction from the bigger audience?

bourdenas: At the moment I'm trying my very best not to break and redeem my DOS2 Kickstarter copy to steam, because I ofc prefer my games organic :P and DRM-free. I know that early access comes later in Oct here too, so that somewhat soothes my impatience, though TWTR is very irritating at the moment.

This does bring the question in my mind, what's the problem for the delay in this case? Is it Larian (or any dev for that matter) caring less for the release on GOG because the expect bigger audiences in steam so they focus on that or is it that GOG adds extra hurdles for devs to the point that it's not worth their distraction from the bigger audience?

bourdenas: This does bring the question in my mind, what's the problem for the delay in this case? Is it Larian (or any dev for that matter) caring less for the release on GOG because the expect bigger audiences in steam so they focus on that or is it that GOG adds extra hurdles for devs to the point that it's not worth their distraction from the bigger audience?