Good question.

Since I actually finished the last game I won here, and demand isn't exactly burning down the gates, I'll inquire about whether I might pick up Letter Quest: Grimm's Journey.

Looks cute and charming.

Indeed, you might.
Granted!

Marvelous! Thanks for all your work in hosting, and thanks to sharonbn for the code!

Looking forward to installing/playing whenever I get home in a week or so.

While normally I'd deny your request due to your recent registration, you've shown yourself to be a fairly upstanding member of the community, and, as I've said, the rule was just there to suss out scammers anyways.
Granted.

thank you Djaron + zeogold for velvet assassin

oh, velvet went on you then ?
there is something funny about my velvet assassin key, you know ?
i did get this key in a bundle from a website i very occasionnaly purchase bundle keys (i'm usually only gog and humble)

so i did have this velvet key that i didnt yet redeem (i dont redeem keys until i feel like playing the game)... and when i started trading on gog, after a first attempt when i got scammed like a noob, i then had great generous trades with nice people on gog forum... i did want to play velvet assassin, i remembered i was appealed by this game for personnal reason, but... i just didnt remember i had it in my mails. so i asked a copy of it from someone when trading, and i redeemed the one i got from trade here... i found back the key you got a day after, and realised i traded in a game i already had :)

it's silly, but so, i thought it would fit a giveaway

People say rep means nothing,then how come they are always whinging about losing it????

For one, there's a sense that, in many cases, rep is being lost unjustly. And some of the most active, and popular, participants in the community have negative (or dwindling) rep. And it is possible to exploit the system to gain significantly positive rep despite not participating in the community in positive fashion.

But more broadly, psychologists have proven through any variety of experiments that people are "loss averse," and fairly strongly so.

"We feel the pain of loss more acutely than we feel the pleasure of gain. In other words, we may like to win, but we hate to lose." So even losing something you didn't really want may cause pain.

Imagine a couple dating, and each wants to break up with the other. Yet the person who ends up being dumped is rarely happy about it, even when they also wanted to end the relationship.

I don't care if you have the higher rep. My hat's still better'n yours, smurf boy.
If we just must trollbait, I could point out that a low rep prevents you from posting links, which, although not a huge issue, can be a bit of a pain.

the rep system is obscure and undisclosed, yet some manage to abuse it... problem about loosing rep is both having a neg rep block some functions of the forum for you (like posting links) and for newcomers's first impression...

Posting links is not a problem as you can just as easily tell people to search for a particular item,subject themselves.
Newcomers's first impression is not important to me.

that is not what i meant, tbh... but i will avoid clogging this thread with too much off-topic

Please check chat :-)

Yes actually I am not active in GOG Forums.
It's ok, and very understandable. :)
Thank you anyway.