djdarko: I had this weird error where I bought a copy of Stronghold HD and the payment went through but did not redirect to the "you bought the game" page, and no GOG receipt either.

Splatsch: I had the same problem second day of the sale (if I remember well) : I simply had to refresh my account (which solved the "missing game" issue) , and I send a support ticket asking for GOG receipt which they sent me pretty fast :)

opticq: Yup that was me last year, until I was honest with my self and realized I wouldn't like 90% of those games. So now my wishlist is like 20 games.

I'm a bit hesitant in buying games recently after bad/boring games like Grimm, Capsized, Blocks that Matter.

LynetteC: Check your PMs. :-)

And now, I'm off to work.

Catch you all later. x

opticq: Yup that was me last year, until I was honest with my self and realized I wouldn't like 90% of those games. So now my wishlist is like 20 games.

I'm a bit hesitant in buying games recently after bad/boring games like Grimm, Capsized, Blocks that Matter.

Matruchus: Hey anybody noticed that Arcen Games is going to release a new 4x game called <span class="bold">Stars Beyond Reach</span> in May 2015. Its going to be a mix between Civilization style gameplay and simcity.

djdarko: I forgot, how do I refresh my account again?

Getcomposted: And I'm back! After more than half an hour wrangling with the bank, even though they were super helpful. It just took time, and I kept them on the line to try out some transactions on other game sites just in case. ;)

Incidentally, after I got off the phone with them the first time, I tried to get the $1 Weekly Bundle, but my card was declined! However, the bank told me the request for payment hadn't even come through to them from Humble. So is anyone else having problems with Humble today?

Hopefully, it's all fixed!
Fingers crossed for Myst and Legend of Grimrock 2!

Banjo_oz: I've been a GOG customer from back when they sold little but the old Fallout titles, but this is my first experince with this odd kind of "sale" and I can't say I like the concept. It really doesn't seem fair to those of us with busy lives and jobs who can't sit by a computer day and night; the "one day only" and bundle approach of past sales seems much more sensible and reasonable, I feel.

Maybe I'm just bitter because all I really wanted was the LucasArts games, yet I missed Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis EVERY time it came around (even though it seems like there were massive numbers of copies sold?)!

Also, I still don't understand how people were getting free games; I ended up buying a dozen titles, both fresh and classic, and didn't get a single freebie, not even when clicking on the ones I already owned. While I don't mind that part so much, since I was happy just getting them at a cheaper price, it's left me baffled why the whole "free" mechanism seemed to be working for so many other people and not a select few. Is it browser related, perhaps?

Splatsch: I always try to avoid "not really wanted" purchases. Not only due to my budget, but too because I don't like the idea to buy something I don't want/like. Sometimes, with very low prices, you can try some game... But I prefer to spend a little more in something that I will enjoy a lot.