Since it's a Mixed games corpo. so far I am not thoroughly knowledgeable about it, do they really post DRM vs. non-DRM ? I couldn't find that in Search.

Mate you are completely in the dark and flogging your own lack of reading comprehension ability.

I never once said Epic was responsible, and you completely ignored what I said about being well aware of games being at both GOG and Epic. That had no bearing on the speculation I put forth.

You also seem to have no clue about what the word speculation means.

By all means keep denying you misunderstood me. It makes for a good laugh. :)

This reason always infuriates me. You can't afford to support multiple platforms? Fair enough, stay away from GOG until you are done patching your game and then release on GOG. At that point it's basically passive income, even if it's not a lot. And that leads me to: If you've already released it, just leave the damn thing be. Skip every other or every third patch if you REALLY have to, but publish the last patch you will ever do and then leave it be on the store!

GoG doesn't need cross platform, they need incentives for developers to sell on GoG rather than DRM launchers and I can't think of a good idea that they would bite into. Since DRM Launchers pay developers more per game than GoG, if not from the spyware lists sold, alone.
We need to come up with a good idea folks.