Stilton: OK, I'll ask again then... ;-)
An easy solution would be for GOG to give out some information, like telling us if and when the next phase is coming (if we are indeed in any kind of staggered progression), what kind of games to expect, if there's going to be another week of stamp collection. Being left in the dark is almost as bad as seeing the same old faces slide gloomily by.
HypersomniacLive: I'd love to see you say all that in verse. ;-D
On a more serious note, what you described is sooo not GOG. The Sale is obviously targeting the passer-by customer - stop by, check what's on, purchase/ don't purchase, leave and return after five hours; rinse and repeat.
I've started eyeing Gangland. Opinions?
My Viking instincts tell me that the reviews are where your answer lies. Too many are unhappy with what they found, which is enough for me to steer away.
Outright boredom was getting to me, too, and I considered Eleven Minutes To Seven for a while. I like its looks and laid back temperament, but in the end I think those very things would lead to frustration at not being pushed enough. So I woke up and resumed my vigil for my next want.
Go on, GOG, tell us what's coming. Is week two going to be any different?
Stilton: That sounds great, can I come round? I'll bring some ales...
donsanderson: Sure, one belching contest coming right up! ;)
And later we can try something a little more....fragrant.