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adaliabooks: (...)
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ElTerprise: Just tested Wasteland 2 Deluxe -> same result as Technobabylon Deluxe

Also tested Divinity Original Sin + Source Hunter DLC (which shows up as DLC and Goodies):
angular.element(document.querySelectorAll('.game-details__title')).scope().details.dlc.is;
Object { available: true, availableToDownload: true, languageSelectAvailable: true, systemSelectAvailable: true }

Will continue on testing the Deluxe Editions i have but i guess they'll show similar results...which means that the Technobabylon one from Fearful wasn't unusual.
Thanks ElT :)

Then it seems my deluxe edition of LoX is the odd one out for showing true...
*sigh*
I'll figure it out. Tomorrow.
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adaliabooks: [...]

Thanks Hyper, are those all games you don't have DLC for?
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Yes, will you buy them for me? ;-P


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adaliabooks: [...]

Can you try it on one you do? TechnoBabylon for instance, as I've already had one report that it doesn't behave as expected.
- Technobabylon
Object { available: false, availableToDownload: undefined, languageSelectAvailable: false, systemSelectAvailable: false }

- Ether One
Object { available: false, availableToDownload: undefined, languageSelectAvailable: false, systemSelectAvailable: false }

- Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers - 20th Anniversary Edition
Object { available: false, availableToDownload: undefined, languageSelectAvailable: false, systemSelectAvailable: false }

- Gods Will Be Watching
Object { available: false, availableToDownload: undefined, languageSelectAvailable: false, systemSelectAvailable: false }

- Shadowgate Special Edition
Object { available: false, availableToDownload: undefined, languageSelectAvailable: false, systemSelectAvailable: false }

- Tesla Effect: A Tex Murphy Adventure
Object { available: false, availableToDownload: undefined, languageSelectAvailable: false, systemSelectAvailable: false }

- Unrest
Object { available: false, availableToDownload: undefined, languageSelectAvailable: false, systemSelectAvailable: false }

-Wasteland 2 Digital Classic Edition
Object { available: false, availableToDownload: undefined, languageSelectAvailable: false, systemSelectAvailable: false }


- Blackguards Special Edition
Object { available: true, availableToDownload: true, languageSelectAvailable: false, systemSelectAvailable: true }

- Din's Curse
Object { available: true, availableToDownload: true, languageSelectAvailable: false, systemSelectAvailable: true }

- Divinity: Original Sin
Object { available: true, availableToDownload: true, languageSelectAvailable: true, systemSelectAvailable: true }

- Pillars of Eternity (Kickstarter Edition
Object { available: true, availableToDownload: true, languageSelectAvailable: false, systemSelectAvailable: true }


The common element in the first group is that the DLC/ extras content is of the Upgrade variety.
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adaliabooks: Thanks ElT :)

Then it seems my deluxe edition of LoX is the odd one out for showing true...
*sigh*
I'll figure it out. Tomorrow.
Actually it isn't because according to the gamecard it also includes content DLC:

The Deluxe Edition of Lords of Xulima includes the Talisman of Golot DLC, Bestiary & Mythology Book with more than 200 pages, Game Guide Book, soundtrack with 15 original themes, the HD World map, and exclusive wallpapers.
Would be same like Divinity OS + Source Hunter and Dragon Commander as well
Post edited September 23, 2015 by ElTerprise
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adaliabooks: [...]

Thanks Hyper, are those all games you don't have DLC for?
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HypersomniacLive: Yes, will you buy them for me? ;-P
If GoG start paying me for this, yeah :P

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HypersomniacLive: - Technobabylon
Object { available: false, availableToDownload: undefined, languageSelectAvailable: false, systemSelectAvailable: false }

- Ether One
Object { available: false, availableToDownload: undefined, languageSelectAvailable: false, systemSelectAvailable: false }

- Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers - 20th Anniversary Edition
Object { available: false, availableToDownload: undefined, languageSelectAvailable: false, systemSelectAvailable: false }

- Gods Will Be Watching
Object { available: false, availableToDownload: undefined, languageSelectAvailable: false, systemSelectAvailable: false }

- Shadowgate Special Edition
Object { available: false, availableToDownload: undefined, languageSelectAvailable: false, systemSelectAvailable: false }

- Tesla Effect: A Tex Murphy Adventure
Object { available: false, availableToDownload: undefined, languageSelectAvailable: false, systemSelectAvailable: false }

- Unrest
Object { available: false, availableToDownload: undefined, languageSelectAvailable: false, systemSelectAvailable: false }

-Wasteland 2 Digital Classic Edition
Object { available: false, availableToDownload: undefined, languageSelectAvailable: false, systemSelectAvailable: false }

- Blackguards Special Edition
Object { available: true, availableToDownload: true, languageSelectAvailable: false, systemSelectAvailable: true }

- Din's Curse
Object { available: true, availableToDownload: true, languageSelectAvailable: false, systemSelectAvailable: true }

- Divinity: Original Sin
Object { available: true, availableToDownload: true, languageSelectAvailable: true, systemSelectAvailable: true }

- Pillars of Eternity (Kickstarter Edition
Object { available: true, availableToDownload: true, languageSelectAvailable: false, systemSelectAvailable: true }

The common element in the first group is that the DLC/ extras content is of the Upgrade variety.
So ElT's surmise that DLC with game content is true but with just extras is false seems to be correct (if I understand what you're saying there)
But that's no help to me as I need to find both...

Back to the drawing board!

Thanks for your help :)
Nice, it's great to have those feature.

Is sad though that the only persons working to improve GOG are users.
When a next one appear it would be probably the time to start thinking of opening another store to compete with gog. The difference would be that it would work as intended. It would lack games and publisher agreements but even gog started from scratch.
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adaliabooks: If GoG start paying me for this, yeah :P

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So much testing, and no bone. :-(


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adaliabooks: [...]

So ElT's surmise that DLC with game content is true but with just extras is false seems to be correct (if I understand what you're saying there)
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Here's the full picture:
The first group of games have only extras as DLC/ Upgrade to the base game. In this case:
- The download links for the base game and the extras that come with it are the GOG Downloader ones.
- angular.element(document.querySelectorAll('.game-details__title')).scope().details.dlc.is; returns:
Object { available: false, availableToDownload: undefined, languageSelectAvailable: false, systemSelectAvailable: false }
- The download links for the DLC?Upgrade content are the regular browser ones.

The second group has both game-related and extras DLC. In this case:
- The download links for the base game and the extras that come with it are the GOG Downloader ones.
- angular.element(document.querySelectorAll('.game-details__title')).scope().details.dlc.is; returns:
Object { available: true, availableToDownload: true, languageSelectAvailable: false, systemSelectAvailable: true }
- But the download links for both DLC content are still the regular browser ones.

Don't know if this helps in any way.
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adaliabooks: If GoG start paying me for this, yeah :P

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HypersomniacLive: So much testing, and no bone. :-(

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adaliabooks: [...]

So ElT's surmise that DLC with game content is true but with just extras is false seems to be correct (if I understand what you're saying there)
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HypersomniacLive: Here's the full picture:
The first group of games have only extras as DLC/ Upgrade to the base game. In this case:
- The download links for the base game and the extras that come with it are the GOG Downloader ones.
- angular.element(document.querySelectorAll('.game-details__title')).scope().details.dlc.is; returns:
Object { available: false, availableToDownload: undefined, languageSelectAvailable: false, systemSelectAvailable: false }
- The download links for the DLC?Upgrade content are the regular browser ones.

The second group has both game-related and extras DLC. In this case:
- The download links for the base game and the extras that come with it are the GOG Downloader ones.
- angular.element(document.querySelectorAll('.game-details__title')).scope().details.dlc.is; returns:
Object { available: true, availableToDownload: true, languageSelectAvailable: false, systemSelectAvailable: true }
- But the download links for both DLC content are still the regular browser ones.

Don't know if this helps in any way.
There's also a third group. Games that have only DLC installers, no DLC bonuses/extras, for example Tales of Maj'Eyal, which seem to work fine.
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HypersomniacLive: Here's the full picture:
The first group of games have only extras as DLC/ Upgrade to the base game. In this case:
- The download links for the base game and the extras that come with it are the GOG Downloader ones.
- angular.element(document.querySelectorAll('.game-details__title')).scope().details.dlc.is; returns:
Object { available: false, availableToDownload: undefined, languageSelectAvailable: false, systemSelectAvailable: false }
- The download links for the DLC?Upgrade content are the regular browser ones.

The second group has both game-related and extras DLC. In this case:
- The download links for the base game and the extras that come with it are the GOG Downloader ones.
- angular.element(document.querySelectorAll('.game-details__title')).scope().details.dlc.is; returns:
Object { available: true, availableToDownload: true, languageSelectAvailable: false, systemSelectAvailable: true }
- But the download links for both DLC content are still the regular browser ones.

Don't know if this helps in any way.
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mrkgnao: There's also a third group. Games that have only DLC installers, no DLC bonuses/extras, for example Tales of Maj'Eyal, which seem to work fine.
Thanks for that guys, as expected there is little or no sense to be made from it, but I'm working on an alternative method that doesn't rely on any of that info (thankfully) and (assuming I can get it to work in Firefox) should be better all round as it also solves the OS / Language issues too.
It should be ready tonight with any luck.
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Right. I think I've got it this time. New update is here and everything (fingers crossed) should be working.

Downloader and manual links should all work correctly now, if you wouldn't mind checking some of the games with DLC I would be grateful as they are the ones most likely to cause problems.

As usual, let me know if there are any bugs or issues or just recommendations for improvements.
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adaliabooks: Right. I think I've got it this time. New update is here and everything (fingers crossed) should be working.

Downloader and manual links should all work correctly now, if you wouldn't mind checking some of the games with DLC I would be grateful as they are the ones most likely to cause problems.

As usual, let me know if there are any bugs or issues or just recommendations for improvements.
Well. I only get manual links but that might be due to the fact that i'm currently on Debian even when i switch to Windows downloadable files. Will check on my Windows machine later. (Sorry for not being that helpful :) )

Everything else seems to work (but i don't get fully loaded reviews. Still have to click on read more...

Edit: And i encountered a bug. See attachment
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Post edited September 23, 2015 by ElTerprise
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ElTerprise: Well. I only get manual links but that might be due to the fact that i'm currently on Debian even when i switch to Windows downloadable files. Will check on my Windows machine later. (Sorry for not being that helpful :) )

Everything else seems to work (but i don't get fully loaded reviews. Still have to click on read more...
Well, I don't know if Linux would make a difference or not, do you get any errors?
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ElTerprise: Edit: And i encountered a bug. See attachment
Will you try updating it again and seeing if it makes any difference?

I missed something with the first update, I thought I'd updated the script and caught it before anyone downloaded it, but maybe not.
Post edited September 23, 2015 by adaliabooks
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adaliabooks: Well, I don't know if Linux would make a difference or not, do you get any errors?
Will you try updating it again and seeing if it makes any difference?

I missed something with the first update, I thought I'd updated the script and caught it before anyone downloaded it, but maybe not.
Well Linux doesn't have a GOG downloader.
Updated and the bug seems to be gone now :)

Errors. You mean like the one from yesterday?
Well Technobabylon still gives the same output as yesterday if that's what you mean...
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adaliabooks: Right. I think I've got it this time. New update is here and everything (fingers crossed) should be working.

Downloader and manual links should all work correctly now, if you wouldn't mind checking some of the games with DLC I would be grateful as they are the ones most likely to cause problems.

As usual, let me know if there are any bugs or issues or just recommendations for improvements.
Tested DLC links:
1) Games with only DLC installers (e.g. TOME): OK downloader, OK browser
2) Games with both DLC installers and DLC bonuses (e.g. Age of Wonders 3): OK downloader, OK browser
3) Games with only DLC bonuses (e.g. Unrest): No DLC links whatsoever (nether browser, nor downloader), but the DLC goodies header is still there

Unlike ElTerprise, Din's Curse is OK.
Unlike ElTerprise, no problem with reviews ("read more..." properly gone).

I am pretty sure that at one point during testing Unrest in the last few minutes, I did see some DLC links, but now they're gone, so something is fishy.
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adaliabooks: Well, I don't know if Linux would make a difference or not, do you get any errors?
Will you try updating it again and seeing if it makes any difference?

I missed something with the first update, I thought I'd updated the script and caught it before anyone downloaded it, but maybe not.
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ElTerprise: Well Linux doesn't have a GOG downloader.
Updated and the bug seems to be gone now :)

Errors. You mean like the one from yesterday?
Well Technobabylon still gives the same output as yesterday if that's what you mean...
No, don't worry about that now. Just if any errors were showing in the console, I presume their aren't if you didn't notice them.

True, but I don't know whether that would stop the links from showing at all or not. As long as the links are still showing at all that's something...
Now everything works except for the review thing.

On another note: Is it only me or does the the Din's Curse DLC soundtrack shows up as "soundtrack ()" ?