I dunno. It just disturbs my GTA IV experience, I guess.

It sucks..

Nothing. I piss on it, i dont have any problem.

Apparenly they are all imagining things (myself included)

Cause Steam does it SO much better. So much. GFWL comes off as totally intrusive and annoying.

Because the vocal minority can't get it to work by using simple google searches for their problems.

I like it and have never had any problems also seems the same with ubisofts uplay.

I've never used it. But I heard it deletes saves a lot and shit and is just a pain to use.

I've never had a problem with GFWL, i just don't like it :/

If you're not in a supported country: That. Kinda sucks having a game come out but not in your region because GFWL doesnt support your region

Other than that: Valve fanboys.
"WHAT? I HAD TO SIGN IN TO SAVE? MY GOD I WAS TRYING TO NOT GO ONLINE DESPITE IM ALWAYS ONLINE FOR STEAM BUT FOR SOME REASON I WANNA MESS THIS UP JUST SO I CAN BADMOUTH GFWL"

I just don't like having another DRM aside from Steam, never had any problems with it though.

What I most hate about it, not support in my region = No games in my region :(

It's terrible, literally has broken games for me to a state where I can't play them. I didn't mind it in the Batman games or GTA IV, but Dirt3 is a bad enough experience for life. Big fan of Grid I was upset when halfway through the game I decided to get DLC, had to buy the stupid microsoft points and than installing was inconvenient, long and cumbersome. After that my game wouldn't work and I can't use the DLC, the microsoft points are set up so you are never have a balanced account which is stupid

it won't even let me buy any of their games on steam. I have Bulletstorm, a friend of mine gifted it to me, and it deleted my saves. GAH I don't like it at all

The horrible match making system. You know there is these computer programs called dedicated servers, and anyone could run one if you just allowed us to...

I agree with OP.

It's aggravating, intrusive and makes adding DLC into a pain in the ass, especially for something like say... Gotham City Imposters, where you have to go through the same five (or so) steps every gorram time you want to input DLC. THEN you have to wait for the piece of shit "Games Marketplace for Windows" to launch, download and install the DLC and the whole time you're sitting there fucking PRAYING that it doesn't crash, cos otherwise it will have to manually be told to REDOWNLOAD the DLC (apparently it doesn't save it to your computer or something?) then install it, hopefully.

Seriously, it took GMfW 5 HOURS to install Harley Quinn's revenge. Wtf is that shit? Why wasn't it just included in some sort of bullshit "Game of the Year" edition and save me the trouble of waiting for Microsoft's broken as hell downloader to actually work for a change?

meh, not so bad... now stuff like Origin and the likes are much worse. gfwl just seems more of a minor nuance for a few people than an intrusive evil attempt at legalized spyware... like some other drms...

When I saw AoE Online on Steam, I decided to give it a try. Anyway, it took me over an hour to get it to work in the first place because GFWL didn't want to sync with my Steam account (or whatever it was doing). Then the game sucked anyway. I'll stick with Steam, thanks.

GFWL doesn't let me use the save games on my computer, and insists I use the saves on GFWL... so whenever I start up Fallout I have to log out of GFWL again.

It has absolutely no use when you have Steam since Steam is better in every aspect. Additionally, GFWL often has login problems and kicks you back to the main menu. Also, most game developers seem to think that having achievements in GFWL is enough even if the game is on Steam, too. Same with those community features, it takes about 4 clicks in a slow and unresponsive GUI to join the game of a friend >_>