There should be no issue in playing the games because unlike Steam, there is no client involved. About downloading, as long as the games are registered under your account, they should be good to go but don't quote me on that. The reason I said so is due to the fact that GGTwitter specifically assured me that there will be no issue in making purchase of ME2 from the UK GG domain (50% cashback of blue coins).

I've tweeted them again to double confirm. Will get back to you once I got their response.

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Nope, I don't use playxpert, not because it's unreliable but just to keep the installed applications in my PC to the minimum.

It's hard to ask this question since it's an open channel. I'll try to DM them instead.

EDIT: I think should be no issue since Abyssio (link) managed to purchase his games. Have to ask him for clarification if he managed to get his running.

Not siding with any platforms & do correct me if I'm wrong but I think the reason The Witcher's price in Steam increased from $6.78 was due it being included in the daily special offer. Something like during the whole duration of Summer Sale, it was under 50% (example) & on a particular day, Steam decreased it further (like maybe 75%) for that day only.

This might be the reason you deemed Steam as unethical... or something along that line.

Based on GG's tweets, I think next week is going to be RTS week.

Nope, you can actually start in Offline mode even if you haven't signed in before hand. Steam has a "decay counter" so to speak that will kick in the moment you get disconnected. As long as this decay counter is still alive and kicking, you can still run it in Offline mode. Once it expires, it then disables Steam completely until you get online again.

Now, the big question that everyone is wondering, is how long does this decay counter last (Some say its 2 weeks, some say 6 months) and in some cases, how it can sometimes get deactivated (Like hardware changes, etc.)

Yeah, I know, but its not 100% (Like all Valve games can't work like this and certain Steamworks games as well), so I didn't want to mention it since I'm not too sure about the exceptions list.

Do a comparison between H.A.W.X. 2 in GG & Steam. In GG, the price is $69.90 & it needs 29% discount to even it with the price offered by Steam. I'm kind of curious who's the real culprit here.

EDIT: Apparently 1 of the guys that I introduced to GG failed to get his Saints Row 2 installed properly.