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[xrnzaaas]

I haven't noticed the problem, but to be honest I don't buy many new games on GOG. I use it for old games and smaller indie releases. Unless they're major bugs desperately waiting to be fixed I'd still praise them for successfully convincing devs & publishers to sell their games without any anti-piracy protection.

 

[jshackles]

My GOG library is up to 750 games now, so I buy stuff there regularly (though a lot of those were freebies too).

I don't really fret too much about the games not getting the latest updates / patches / DLC, as long as the games are playable. And in my experience, that's always been the case. There've been a few times I thought to myself "I wish I would have bought this on Steam instead" (for various reasons), but then I remember that I'd rather have a DRM free copy of the game and that, for me, that trumps any other concerns.