Yepoleb: ...
This is unfortunately the same argument I've refuted multiple times before. MaGog tracks the prices without the Fair Price Package wallet credit...
Good point. I didn't consider the Fair Price Package. In my defense, I completely forgot about it because I'm not used to having it apply to me :)
Still, I think it is weird that these publishers pushed for a surcharge to people who are
statistically speaking poorer than americans and europeans. In my opinion these publishers have very little reason to do that, other than personal bias against a certain country. (It's very weird because they are extremely inconsistent. Nobody pays more than brazilians for Silver, yet no other game from Nordic is priced above the base price. Ditto with Frozenbyte's Shadowgronds Survivor, Ubisoft's Raving Rabids...)
In this case it's more about me wanting to judge a publisher's "bias" as a factor that might make me want to boycott them than wanting to save the money that is later returned to me. It's a factor for me, it appears to be a dealbreaker for Cavalary, but it's at least data that can help one decide.
I also like the idea of having the data to be able to know that for example a publisher is okay with giving my people a 30% discount. Makes me happier to support them (although I have a more direct benefit with the lower price than the indirect benefit of seeing my countrymates being able to enjoy more and better games).
Yepoleb: No, collecting the data and not displaying it would defeat the entire purpose of the site.
Oh I never meant it would be indefinitely. It's just that collecting the data is obviously needed before displaying it, and at least I take far longer at tweaking interfaces than at the data gathering stage. If I were in your place and I was too busy to work on the hypothetical new functionality that wouldn't mean too busy to modify the data collection.
Still, you alone decide your schedule and your goals for GogDB and it's not my place to do anything other than suggest. Whatever you decide, that's good.
Yepoleb: You can download pygogapi and hack together your own data collection script though.
Wait, what? This sounds like what I actually want after all. I don't know how I never saw it but I'm reading its thread right now. Thank you.