not helping. dont be a dick.

I apoligize then. No hard feelings. I will just lay low. Besides its late where I am and I gotta go to school tomorrow for a test.

I'm just curious. If I buy the two star wars games X wing and Tie fighter. Will I need to re buy them in two months time because GOG re released them with enhanced graphics and sound? I have noticed this with a few games that I already have and I can tell you that it rustled my jimmies more than a little.

Uh, no? GoG.com doesn't do that really, they tend to update freely unlike a certain other online retailer. Are you referring to "Enhanced Editions" of games like the Black Isle/Bioware D&D rpgs?

All I can say is, probably not, given that the two games include both DOS and Windows versions. The Windows version has the better graphics, whilst the DOS version has a few extra nice features, such as iMuse music and battle damage cut-scenes, for example.

Edit: Ah, just got ninja'd! :-)

More internet fuckwads using that term pejoratively. The collective mental age of the average internet user's gotta be like 14 or 15.
Assimilate this.
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Not quite ninja'd since your post provided the kid with more information than mine did:).

I just realised, and am quite amused that someone actually came into the Hermit Cave for questions on a game!

I think this would be the last place I'd check out! :-D

Yes that is it. and it has happened more than once to me (not by GOG). You buy a game you have been waiting for for months, everything is great and all then a week later they re release the game with extra content. I just don't want this to happen with GOG. (awesome site)

I just wanted to put the thought out there

aye, bit odd - particularly considering it couldnt have even been at the top of the forum at the time. still, it is intended to be a chat thread, so the question is certainly not offtopic

*walks in, throws grenade of infinite annoyance and flees*

*sips coffee* Urgh.

mornin'!

Good morning :)

The mariomario twitter user, and people who use that term pejoratively. They've got the maturity of a kid who just discovered swearing and still thinks it's novel.