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Witcher 3 is it worth an extra £25 for the GoG version

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Hello

 

I am thinking about getting the Witcher 3 on Steam, as it is £25, however do you think £50 is worth it for the GOG version.

 

Thanks

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No

 

I mean, is it worth it to you?

 

EDIT- I guess GoG definitely isn't The Witcher 3 will all its DLC, so it's 100% not worth it.

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For what? Game is identical.

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No, just get the cheaper version, they are literally the same. Only difference is one has DRM (steam) and the other doesn't.

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Hello

 

I am thinking about getting the Witcher 3 on Steam, as it is £25, however do you think £50 is worth it for the GOG version.

 

Thanks

Or you could have bought it at the same price on GoG the past month or two cos it was 50% off for so long.

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Thanks, wanted to make sure, the only difference seems to be the extras and DRM. I guess I can still edit the ini config files with the Steam version?

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its just a price difference, and its a shitton easier to install on steam. sorry but  hate the way gog makes you install stuff its terrible. just get it on steam, you'll still be able to edit the .ini files if you want to.

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its just a price difference, and its a shitton easier to install on steam. sorry but  hate the way gog makes you install stuff its terrible. just get it on steam, you'll still be able to edit the .ini files if you want to.

 

i can install it just fine with GOG... 

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i can install it just fine with GOG... 

it makes you download like 12 files for the game, then you have to install all the patches in the correct order, then you have to install all the dlcs seperatly.    with steam you just need to download it and itll patch everything properly automatically. no need for a billion different files.

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