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Is GoG going to allow it's gamers to be eligible for the drops that are happening in Twitch? I have linked my Twitch and GoG accounts but the items aren't showing up in game. Also, many of the streamers are saying GoG doesn't participate in Twitch.

If this is the case I may need to just purchase my games on Steam or Epic instead.
Has there ever been any gog.com versions of video games where the video games got Twitch Prime rewards for the Steam versions and or the versions sold on other place?

I seriously hope this never happens to the gog.com versions.

You might be paying monthly for Amazon Prime / Twitch Prime, but I do not want the gog.com versions of the video games sold on gog.com to be infested with microtransactions sold in them.

I consider monthly subscriptions microtransactions as well with what Amazon is doing with rewards from Twitch Prime into the video games.
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Johnathanamz: Has there ever been any gog.com versions of video games where the video games got Twitch Prime rewards for the Steam versions and or the versions sold on other place?

I seriously hope this never happens to the gog.com versions.

You might be paying monthly for Amazon Prime / Twitch Prime, but I do not want the gog.com versions of the video games sold on gog.com to be infested with microtransactions sold in them.

I consider monthly subscriptions microtransactions as well with what Amazon is doing with rewards from Twitch Prime into the video games.
Yes there have been GoG games that allowed rewards from Twitch. The first one that comes to mind is Gwent. So I don't get why they can allow Twitch rewards for that game but not enable them for any others.

Also, this has nothing to do with transactions or micro-transactions either. This is simply a way for Twitch gamers to reward viewers with free in-game items for watching streams. It's a win for Twitch, the game studio and the streamers and costs us viewers NOTHING since it doesn't even require a prime gaming account. You only need a free Twitch account.
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Johnathanamz: Has there ever been any gog.com versions of video games where the video games got Twitch Prime rewards for the Steam versions and or the versions sold on other place?

I seriously hope this never happens to the gog.com versions.

You might be paying monthly for Amazon Prime / Twitch Prime, but I do not want the gog.com versions of the video games sold on gog.com to be infested with microtransactions sold in them.

I consider monthly subscriptions microtransactions as well with what Amazon is doing with rewards from Twitch Prime into the video games.
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Roshambeau: Yes there have been GoG games that allowed rewards from Twitch. The first one that comes to mind is Gwent. So I don't get why they can allow Twitch rewards for that game but not enable them for any others.

Also, this has nothing to do with transactions or micro-transactions either. This is simply a way for Twitch gamers to reward viewers with free in-game items for watching streams. It's a win for Twitch, the game studio and the streamers and costs us viewers NOTHING since it doesn't even require a prime gaming account. You only need a free Twitch account.
If you have not noticed, GWENT: The Witcher Card Video Game is the only Free to Play (F2P) video game on gog.com.
Roshambeau, you should email GOG Support about this and ask them why there are no Twitch rewards for the GOG version of NMS, and whether or not they plan to fix that issue.
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Ancient-Red-Dragon: Roshambeau, you should email GOG Support about this and ask them why there are no Twitch rewards for the GOG version of NMS, and whether or not they plan to fix that issue.
I don't think I'll really get any support there but I suppose I can try since the forums apparently just get responses from folks like Jonathanamz that have no idea what they are talking about. Kind of wonder if GoG even have someone reading and responding to forum posts other than the ones they start.