11. May 2013, 09:43:31

#10

MarvinQuote

So, would you still recommend to copy the Steam release somewhere else, voodoo?

11. May 2013, 10:06:26

#11

voodoo47Quote

yes, but do note that I'm a paranoid drm/closed environment/steam hater. it should work fine if you just disable the auto-update feature (or whatever is it called). should.

11. May 2013, 12:32:32

#12

ZanderatQuote

I don't hate Steam.  But the GOG version is simply better, for a lot of reasons..........

11. May 2013, 20:31:18

#13

krist2Quote

Quote by voodoo47:

the GOG version also uses 2.4, so if you think that steam has an advantage, then no, it does not (unless it uses NewDark 2.42).

just saw a post on steam that it uses 2.42

http://steamcommunity.com/app/238210/discussions/0/828938532713030111/

@voodoo47
he he, just saw that it was you in this post...

11. May 2013, 22:58:57

#14

TarvisQuote

Quote by Zanderat:

I don't hate Steam.  But the GOG version is simply better, for a lot of reasons..........

If you reinstall SSTool or NewDark then it overwrites any steam DRM that may have been in the .exe.

Chances are it didn't have any to begin with though, a lot of third-party Steam games are like that.

EDIT: According to this the game is indeed DRM-free. It will run completely independent of Steam.