So, you're using a VPN to get discount prices, and you're trying to figure out if gog fixed the loophole?

No, I didn't say I'm using it to get cheaper games. Just noticed that and just asking why.

Hmmm, do your teachers know you're browsing gaming sites at school, instead of doing your school-work?

probably your vpn using random country to connect , usually there is a way to set it to a fix country probably not with free trial

there are so many cheap vpns now just get one which is not noname, you cant be sure anyway which one is secure , and check if you can set russain server thats what all kids do , why to listen to a teacher when a yutuber or learnsite is way better explaining the stuff?
classic teachers are so outdated now , there are a few which actually good , most of them are just very lazy people

I study computing science, we have english as a subject, I've been talking in english years, so is like a free class for me. And yeah, they don't see us, but they know most of us watch videos and play games

When you say the prices, do you mean that you don't get the Russian regional prices, or do you mean that you have the Russian regional prices but shown in USD equivalent (in which case, there's a toggle at the bottom of the page).

I'm taking it on trust that you are in Russia and that you're merely using a Russian VPN for privacy purposes.

I enjoy using Canada IP addresses at times, and GoG comes up as Canadian prices instead of USD. Thinking it defaults price based on where it thinks you are vs what you've set it at. Changing the currency manually should handle it.

(As for if you can get discounts from other regions? I don't know, haven't tried)

I had that couple of times too, no idea what is the reason