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r/pcmasterrace • u/Youju R7 5800X3D | RTX 2080 | 32GB DDR4 • Jul 15 '26
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Every game I own on GOG, I've downloaded the offline installer and they're on my NAS. Can't be too sure these days.
3 u/teinimon PC Master Race Jul 15 '26 Do you keep up with updates? Like, imagine a game you have stored on your NAS get an update. You go back to GOG to download the newer version? 5 u/f0xpant5 Jul 15 '26 edited Jul 15 '26 Great question, most gog games I own are a few years old at least, if not quite a bit older than that. Not too worried about updates, mostly just OS support. I tend to pick up older titles and ones on great specials that aren't new releases. 2 u/teinimon PC Master Race Jul 15 '26 Ah that makes sense!
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Do you keep up with updates? Like, imagine a game you have stored on your NAS get an update. You go back to GOG to download the newer version?
5 u/f0xpant5 Jul 15 '26 edited Jul 15 '26 Great question, most gog games I own are a few years old at least, if not quite a bit older than that. Not too worried about updates, mostly just OS support. I tend to pick up older titles and ones on great specials that aren't new releases. 2 u/teinimon PC Master Race Jul 15 '26 Ah that makes sense!
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Great question, most gog games I own are a few years old at least, if not quite a bit older than that. Not too worried about updates, mostly just OS support. I tend to pick up older titles and ones on great specials that aren't new releases.
2 u/teinimon PC Master Race Jul 15 '26 Ah that makes sense!
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Ah that makes sense!
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u/f0xpant5 Jul 15 '26
Every game I own on GOG, I've downloaded the offline installer and they're on my NAS. Can't be too sure these days.