Yup, and worth noting that if just one of for example 10 parts of the installer is corrupted then rest is useless too. So it's hard to estimate how many games are really affected. Fortunately sometimes only extras give 404 while installers download normally. :P

Ok. It`s fine. But 1050 failing of 10.222 is still a significant advance. Not mentioning that common sense says that each hour things will improve even more.

So I will put under quarantine the data. "No significant data" for me, sorry

Files, not games. You might have misread. ;) The Witcher III has 63 files available for download and that's just the "goodies". Some games have avatars, soundtracks, maps, artbooks, etc. So mrkgnao's 10,222 library files is very plausible.

Edit: Oops. Looks like I was ninja'd. LOL! Sorry, Gudadantza!

The non-latin alphabet spam on the first few pages and over the past week is Korean.

Not only the installers in chunks. But I guess he is taking in account a lot of extras. I`d like to know how many extras and how many proper games he is talking about.

This is correct, the crew up wasn't their directly, but corporate executives exist to keep a look on things. Well, it's what they should do, at least.
Either they tell me the host was destroyed by an accident, say an explosion or fire, or they didn't bother to check the stability of their protocols, which is just as bad a fail as the host itself.
This is a business, the minimum it can do is controlling the security of its products and manage backup/emergency plans.
Right now it looks like the plan is "let's hope it doesn't break, and if it does hide your head in the sand".
Talking from experience, if my provider (of electrical materials, in my case) fails to deliver my client doesn't give a damn, he'll sue me because he's out of power during winter and at most in turn I can ask the damages back to the provider later.
Everything works like this, the contractual obligations are between two subjects, doesn't matter what a third does. This is why you plan ahead.
Gross incompetence on all sides.
Not a first either, since everything is broken here.

But no, instead they conveniently remove the warning and ask people to buy games like normal, like the current issue was nothing.
That's extremely unprofessional and borderline scammy.

Oh, don`t worry mate, It use to be normal when we are commenting in the forums

10% of files corrupted means a very high mess. Because many games may have 5 or even 20 files and in the end, 1 of 4 games corrupted is a pretty accurate number. However... the "big games" got a way higher risk because of the number of files involved.

Exactly, in a worst case distribution nearly every game in mrkgnao's library could be affected and not be fully downloadable.

Yeah, Horizon Zero Dawn (lot of tears) damaged too, i think this weekend people should avoid any bigger game from downloading; risk of failure way to high.

You might be lucky on very small games but in general, they have to fix it somehow and make a proper backup infrastructure, else this will be become pandoras box, a never end story.

Installers: 296
Patches: 72
Goodies: 682

Your implied assumption that the failure rate was higher than 10% before yesterday is based on what? If you just assume that it was 100% at the beginning, then you are simply wrong. It was never 100%, not even close.

I don't know what the failure rate for my entire library was before yesterday because I didn't test it, but I do know the numbers just for games beginning with the letter A (which is what I tested earlier on):
20/07/23 ~23:00 my time: 16 files failed (that's at least 12 hours after the outage began)
22/07/23 ~11:00 my time: 42 files failed (that's at least 48 hours after the outage began)
22/07/23 ~15:00 my time: 42 files failed

That's a more than x2 deterioration, which can hardly be considered an improvement.

Your numbers are not very useful because to abstract. Reality is, most of the bigger games are damaged somewhere and as smaller it gets the higher the chance of success...

And i see no improvements at all... i start to worry.

We'll know if there's any improvement in about 10 hours when I post today's results, which could be compared to yesterday's.

So they are now drinking some vine and taking a weekend off? Guess "safe to assume".

Then things are even worse than in the beginning. Interesting. But not convinced.
What you are trying to imply between the lines is subjective personal and partial data to convince people that GOG removed the banner when nothing was done to solve the issue because there is still files failing.This is, that things have not improve at all since the beginning

I could agree with the idea that the banner should be still there. But I am not going to be involved in this kind of scientific wannabe manipulations.

Well. let me to put all of this in quarantine. I am much more demanding, sorry