Steam is more consumer friendly than GoG because it offers Linux compatibility
GoG offers Linux compatibilty, what are you talking about?
[Steam] lets the customer choose whether they want DRM.
I agree, the customer can chose to buy games on GoG if they want them to be DRM free. Joke, I know there is DRM free games on Steam too.
However, all Steam games do require you to have a Steam account connected to this specific key (game) just to launch
You also do need to be connected to the internet at least once every 30 days. Obviously this isn’t an issue for some people but if you want to own and run your games offline GoG offers more ease of use.
GoG offers Linux compatibilty, what are you talking about?
I agree, the customer can chose to buy games on GoG if they want them to be DRM free. Joke, I know there is DRM free games on Steam too.
However, all Steam games do require you to have a Steam account connected to this specific key (game) just to launch You also do need to be connected to the internet at least once every 30 days. Obviously this isn’t an issue for some people but if you want to own and run your games offline GoG offers more ease of use.