timppu: I couldn't care rat's ass if a GOG version is missing German language (I know all Germans seem to care, but I play my games only in English, thank you),
You would be surprised how many Germans are doing the same. I am different in that regard because if a game offers a language version of my nytive language I just want to have it as an addition. Often because i grew up with it and sometimes just because ;) However a missing language version is not actually an outdated version. We are really talking about missing UPDATES meaning bug fixes or additional features - things that available on Steam leading to customers buying there instead of here or even getting angry because they bought here realizing too late that the game is outdated.
franmolamazo: This would be a great idea, but it is very complicated to have every game up to date.
No, it is not. The devs should simply do the same they already do on Steam - problem solved.
PixelBoy: In some cases, like Daedalic adventure games, the German version is actually the original version.
timppu: Yeah I know, but just like with Japanese or even Finnish games, I rather play the international English version.
If I want to listen to German, I fire up some Rammstein song instead.
Don't like Rammstein at all ... also not typical German songs but this is going OT ;)
Several English players complained about the English voice of the Protagonist in Whispered World while there weren't such complaint with the German version. Just saying that there sometimes could be a reason to stray from your principle. I also wouldn't advice you to play games like "Hyperneptunia" in English. :)