so i have purchased and downloaded and played riddick:booty bay on gog before, but now it is unavailable. i am really drunk, and i sorta want to play it now, but all i'm seeing is dark athena. i've got them both, but both are not showing up. what is complicating this more is that i have to dl it to 1 comp, to move to a portable drive, to move to another comp, cause for some reason wired internet wants a ffffff password. am i just too drunk or is booty bay not on gog any more?

well that sucks because it also adds an extra step now that the file is over 4gigs. also does it only count as 1 game now or 2, because i like to show people i have 100+ games on gog, and 3 on steam

If you are talking about your library number, it only counts as one.

and wont let me post yay



edit part. my phone will only let me dl 4g or less files, this used to be 2 seperate games, meaning not 5somthing gigs, and a bigger number on how many games i owened for bragging rights. sounds like they are just trying to screw over us poor people now :(

…Why are you downloading with your phone in the first place?

Then just download the offline installers. They are split into 1.5 GB files. Or use a downloader. Or download the game from your computer, because you can't play it on your phone anyhow.

i dont pay for internet cable or tv. everything is done thru my phone. luckily i drunkenly stumbled my way to the 5 pieces of rar? zip? 5 ppieces of something, to dl so i can move them to my comp after they finish downloading.

So are you saying your PC doesn't have an internet connection, and that is why you download GOG installers to your phone memory first, and then move them to your PC?

Why don't you tether your mobile internet to your PC, so you can do the downloading on your PC directly, without your phone's storage constraints? You can do either of the two:

1. Connect your phone to your PC with an USB cable, and enable USB (internet) connection on your phone's Connections settings.

2. Alternatively, set up your phone as a WiFi hotspot, and connect your PC wirelessly to it, as you would to any other WiFi router.

(3. There is also an option to use Bluetooth for the internet tethering, but meh, I don't see any reason to use that, UNLESS you can't get the other two options to work for some reason.)

Then just download (and install) your games on your PC.

(4. If they live somewhere podunk enough, there's a chance of an internet cafe still existing in their area.)