See attachment.

They accidentally a noun.

you are required to own on gog

You have to own Gog in order to play Planescape: Torment.

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Another bug from the Gog bugmen. 8-{

Step one: Own
Step two: ???
Step three: Profit

So now we're in phase one.

It is telling you that you must own the game (planescape) in order to purchase the sound track.

It's a mystery indeed: Why would anybody pay £3.59 for a soundtrack they could've gotten for free until fairly recently.

I mean, there's disposable income and there's literally flushing money down the toilet.

No purchase without pwnage, noob.

Except it isn't because it is missing the name of the game (which is a link to the game page).

Note the double space between "own" and "on" in the attachment where it should be.

Because "could have" implies that they no longer can right now.

I "could have" bought Tesla stock at $11, but I didn't. Hardly a reason not to buy it at $200.

And when it comes to the cost, there's money management, there's penny pinching, there's being miserly, there's hoarding as a mental illness, and then there's a whole new level of trying to save £3.59.

The principles, they fall one by one, hoo-rah. hoo-rah. (2 price points)
The principles, they fall one by one, hoo-rah, hoo-rah. (free extras)
The principles will fall one by one, (no DLC)
and even then, GOG won't be done. (Galaxy optional)
The principles, they fall one by one.. hoo-rahhhhhh. (no regional prices)

Not quite, owning GOG is the requirement to play the official soundtrack of Planescape: Torment EE.



This has been discussed many times - because any and all non_in-game_content extras are treated as game DLC; makes no sense, but perhaps it's done to fit things into the legal frame of selling games online.