Agreed. I backed this on Kickstarter. Compulsion has done an amazing job at communication since the campaign. Easily the best kickstarter experience I've had.

Now, I generally don't play early access games, and there isn't a Linux port available yet, so I havne't actually played it at all.

Aaaand....de-wishlisted.

I will let this stay on my wishlist as I am not convinced one way or another whether it will be something for me, never mind my wallet. Expensive games just stay longer on the wishlist.

May i ask why ?

Because even with the next discount it will cost more than the previous price. And I´m a poor man :)

No,
"We" is going to be released by Paradox, then
"Happy" is going to be released as a pre-order only special item
Then "F","e", and "w" will be released over the coming months.
:o)

The game looks interesting, with the art style and plot. Let's see how things take place. I am not into in-dev or new releases anyway.

Do what I normally do now that I've got someone who can put cash in my wallet here and wait six months. Won't kill you.

NAILED IT! ;D

Hmmm, can't reply to my own posts so.....

Answering my own question:

https://www.gog.com/forum/general/last_chance_grab_we_happy_few_before_the_price_goes_up_f39c3/page1

Yup. To be completely fair, though, your question had already been answered a few days ago. People in here just don't seem to go to game subforums as much as they used to, I guess...

mechmouse had already posted a link to the GOG We Happy Few subforum's thread, too.

Thank you. The librarian in me just likes to make sure a reference link is provided and/or a asked question gets followed up. Gotta use that MLS for something.

Whenever I've posted a question on Steam the result is typically:

- 80 % calling me some kind of idiot or other, or that I must be wrong (that a game crash is not a game crash)
- 15 % starting arguments with other people or simply saying things that have absolutely no relevance at all
- 4 % just rambling up every solution they have learned or heard of, not having fully read my post
- 1 % who have actually read my whole post and understood my question

So getting an intelligent response from the Steam Community is a major challenge.

With GOG, the ratios have more or less been the reverse of the above, in my experience.

However, the vast majority of Steam users don't seem to want anything at all to do with the forums, let alone write reviews. If a game sells a million copies on Steam it only gets ~10k reviews at best, that's just 1% of the buyers. I think the percentage is the same when it comes to the Steam forums, it's more or less the same few people you see.