Impecea: Knowing that the game is still in early access, I think it'd be best for the game to not be released on GOG yet. We don't want to simply drool in front of our computer screens watching the gameplays of other players who purchased the game on Steam, do we? So, perhaps after Mount and Blade 2 Bannerlord has finally elevated from its current early access stage, then maybe that will be the best time for TaleWorlds to release a GOG version of the game. Therefore, a gulf (not literally) would then separate the enjoyment levels that the GOG's player base and the Steam's player base were to experience. I think it would result in a problem where before updates A and B had even been uploaded to GOG, a new update C was already issued.

For those who uses GOG Galaxy, then I guess you can ignore this first paragraph lol. I prefer to download game patches directly from GOG's website and not through GOG Galaxy.

Since we can expect the game to receive tons of updates intended to fix bugs as well as to polish its overall performance, I think having Mount and Blade 2 Bannerlord put on GOG around the same time as it was released on Steam might actually put quite a burden on TaleWorlds as they will be required or expected to pass on the same updates to the GOG version of Mount and Blade 2 Bannerlord while still taking into account that without DRM, it might take a longer time for them to update the game on GOG (?). Knowing that the game is still in early access, I think it'd be best for the game to not be released on GOG yet.

Prophesy of pendor steam