and modding on GOG is an absolute nightmare. It's possible to include mods, but it gives you the runaround. On steam, it's workshop, click, done. (which of course also means centrally censored mods, on the other hand)

SwearyDoctor

Same.  Unfortunately the GOG client is less stable than Steam, so I sometimes get a game on Steam if I think it's gonna be a technical beast.  (BG3 is the latest example for me.)


SimpleStacker

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So do I! when there's something on steam I like, first thing I do is check if I can also get it on gog. if that's possible, I avoid getting it on steam.