JamesG73

In response to post #50666337. #50668842, #50669047, #50674842, #50677502 are all replies on the same post. Love FO3, all hail the GOG! Yep, sunk countless hours over the years into this and still nowhere near finishing the main quest. :) Modding it up just makes it a thing of beauty. I think one of the main reasons for it's longevity with me has been I find it too easy to set out on a fresh wasteland quest only to start waging a one man war on any wrongdoer I come across. LOL 'Taste Assault rifle raider scum. Oh, What's that? Missing a leg now? I'll have that armour and ammo thanks. Now what was I doing again?'

In response to post #50676477. #50680702, #50681972, #50684127, #50686402 are all replies on the same post. Funnily enough just put a response in the previous forum comment that contained what you might be looking for. As far as I understand with GOG you own the game DRM free, Steam you are only leasing it. Steam does have far more games than GOG. Both are very good at what they do. Personally I like to own my games outright but I would not be put off from steam if the game I want is on there. There are a couple that I do own on both.

In response to post #50637042. #50637457, #50641767, #50642032, #50642107, #50661332, #50663927, #50670942, #50684132, #50687542, #50687672, #50688552 are all replies on the same post. Just my opinion on this one. As far as I understand with GOG you own the game DRM free, Steam you are only leasing it. I looked into this when I was bored and curious and wondered what would happen to any games I own in Steam if the company were to fold. Still lovin' the fact that GOG have released these for peanuts! :)