First post, by twiz11
I used to have an extensive collection on steam but I realized i wanted personal agency, so i went with just drm free titles, modern games be damned.
Here is a list of games I have:
I used to have an extensive collection on steam but I realized i wanted personal agency, so i went with just drm free titles, modern games be damned.
Here is a list of games I have:
Wow, 1524 games! Well, I guess you could subtract few unless eg. you really want to count Zoria: Age of Shattering and its demo as separate.
Do you play much or are you more of a collector?
wrote:A man can be himself only so long as he is alone; and if he does not love solitude, he will not love freedom; for it is only when he is alone that he is really free.
UCyborg wrote on Today, 19:02:Wow, 1524 games! Well, I guess you could subtract few unless eg. you really want to count Zoria: Age of Shattering and its demo as separate.
Do you play much or are you more of a collector?
im more of a collector, i love drm free games espeically crappy titles. I get some with my prime subscription. Steam pissed me off and i never went back
I dont have any on GoG...
I think I opened an account though.
twiz11 wrote on Today, 19:15:im more of a collector, i love drm free games espeically crappy titles. I get some with my prime subscription. Steam pissed me off and i never went back
Why crappy titles, though?
Some of them are good, many I don't recognize.
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I have more of them on Steam, little over 100. GOG says I have 66; sometime ago I "bought" everything free, without those, I'm not sure I bought even a quarter of those.
Steam is more annoying than it used to be. From scratch, takes 2 min to start (if no updates). I know my computer is old, but jeez. It's a wonder it doesn't require any fancy newer CPU instructions yet. But yeah, "newer" when it comes to 17 years old hardware...is not that new usually.
A while back I saw a screenshot of it from an old version from almost a decade ago that actually ran on Windows 98. Kinda crazy to think it was that much simpler at some point and it actually ran on Windows 98.
wrote:A man can be himself only so long as he is alone; and if he does not love solitude, he will not love freedom; for it is only when he is alone that he is really free.