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The inXile guys aren't releasing a GOG version of Wasteland 2 until later, so if you want that version of Wasteland 2, you will have to wait. For the Eternity beta, we specifically created a new Steam app just for the beta. This allows us to give out Steam keys that are only for the backer beta. This means you can use Steam for the backer beta, but choose GOG for the retail version of PoE. So what does that mean for the WL2 key if I want it on GOG - sorry, but for me it's still not clear... - I don't redeem the WL2 code now and later it will turn up on the backer portal for GOG as well? Or do I get both keys (don't think so but would be nice anyway) *g - Define "until later" - months after release? Days? The Eternity Beta method is great, so I can participate in the Beta and get it on GOG for the final release!

Great news, WL2 looks more interesting every day the release comes closer...

I can't see mine in my profile as well.. Ok, there it is... so it seems to work for me now. (maybe I was just a little impatient)

Don't get me wrong - I have absolutely no problem with the Devs getting profit from the game (on the contrary if Eternity hold up to its promise I hope they get rich by doing it) - I simply mean that I have no interest at all to be bothered with any form of DRM in a game I helped funding. I am fed up with all the <insert random swear word> things I have to deal with nowadays if I just want to play a game (see e.g. Sim City disaster, Diablo III, etc.).

Sounds good to me - I simply don't want any DRM or copy protection in a game I helped funding via Kickstarter at all (I'd prefer it as an e.g. GOG download). In my opinion, if a game is fully funded with a Kickstarter Campaign all neccessary money should already be there (and that includes the monthly salary for the developers). So I see no reason whatsoever to be bothered with DRM/copy protection schemes afterwards. If more people buy the game after release and the Devs make more money, good for them, but as far as I am concerned all costs are already paid upfront by the community who funded them.

Reduce roughly nine hours from your local time and you'll get the idea when it will pop up. I wouldn't expect it before the evening (european time).

I studied techical physics at the university and afterwards ended up being a Sith Lord disguising as an IT Specialist...