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For a second I thought you were telling me to stop playing games and start pulling extra work from JIRA. We were about to have a heated argument.
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But... but.. I only ever buy the heavily discounted ones. And I'm going to play them. Some day. I promise!
But how else am I gonna get Super Furry Sex Cock Gay Wolf Simulator 2025 if I have to play through my backlog? /s
All jokes aside, wouldn't be surprised if that either already exists or will exist by the end of the year.
I hadn't used it until the past weekend, but I wanted to go play some games at a nearby internet cafe, but didn't want to sign onto any personal accounts while there. I downloaded the offline installers for a few of my GOG games to a USB flash drive, and took that with me. The games installed very easily and I was playing my games pretty quickly without having to sign into Steam on a computer I didn't fully trust, and/or wait for the download. Going forward, if GOG and Steam have the same game, I will buy on GOG, and save the offline installer somewhere off their platform.
Insert OCC meme "but they have games I don't have!"