In my case, I have a MMO that i want to be launched AFK on secondary PC, and since QC requires Steam to be in online mode, i play through Beth launcher.īut in other cases, if you just choosing, then, obviosuly Steam, as more trustworthy and stable platform, for many publisher, not one. If you're using multiple PC, it's often quite inconvinient to play Steam games in online mode, because Seam doesn't allow to launch multiple games on multiple PCs, unless you go offline.

There's actually can be an advantage in having quake in bethesda launcher in some rare cases. When i've boght another champion key to get unique ranger and nux skins, it apeared in it. It' getting quite anoying when so many developers trying to clone Steam.Īnyway, when i've bought the game on Steam, it doesn't appear in my bethesda laucher ('buy' button instead of 'play'), linked, confirmed. Thats right uplay sucks if you buy on steam you cant play on uplay without steam, thats why i bought all ubisoft games at uplay not steam It barely even asks for any personal info to sign up to Bethesda. I personally can't stand third party services (Origin, Uplay, etc), but this is completely fine.

U can switch back & forth, but if you buy through Bethesda, then you'll need to contact Bethesda support to switch over to Steam, which might be too much fuss for some people. You don't need to deal with any stupid Uplay type overlay for anything.Įdit - Get the Steam version. Bethesda launcher, if you buy there, is something like Uplay, but way less in your face.įriends, etc, are handled in-game. If u want to switch back to Bethesda launcher without Steam, then u can.

If you get the Steam version, then you sign in once to & the overlay/launcher is completely hidden/non-existent after that. Originally posted by Angelina:It's not like Uplay if you buy on Steam.

Download quake champions steam