If we all ignore the debates they will eventually die.

As soon as everyone buys The Guild, the world will be a better place.

Everyone just needs to calm down. Everything is gonna be okay.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WpYeekQkAdc&ob=av2e

I SPILLED MY MILK!
ARRRRGH!!!
WECLOCK SMASH!

The FAQ clearly states: Black Eyed Peas = Ban.

Really? :D

Anyway, I couldn't agree more with the starter of this thread. It's okay to feel pissed about the trick (well it didn't bother me actually but we are different) but hell, don't forget the two years.
Thanbkfully this short memory-span usually applies for bad memories as well. If someone doesn't leave because of this, they'll probably forgive and forget in a few months...

Agreed. I hope the new forums get moderators to get rid of trolls and activist dickheads.

I think you meant to post THIS video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64QkD5pBWWE

The hate is just stupid. Even if your trust in GOG has been dented, or even thrown right out the window, not being able to download your games for a couple of days isn't anything worth raging over.

The lack of warning was very ill-advised though.

Personally I'm more concerned about the removed games no longer being downloadable. I know GOG have already said they'll get it sorted and it was just an oversight. But at least that's a real issue and not just the kind of bullshit people have been spouting for the past week (because in this case, I really can't download my games).

Does it actually? heh, oh well. I don't really like them anyways. Just the one song.

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LOL you guys are still talking about this?

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Rep button can indeed be abused and maybe it's not a good things to have one, especially if it can be pressed by anyone with ill intention.

About who dissent with the way GoG handled their stunt and the things related, I think it's right that there is space even for them. Conseguences of their action must be faced, you can't only take the good things coming from it.
No one ever asked their head and for what I saw few posts are raging one.
Preventing other from being able to say what they think it's not good.
And anyway, if the community has splitted somehow it's not community fault.
You usually don't blame effect instead of cause.

About me I think that Gog is in a trial like they were when they started this all 2 years ago. I have to check if the service is worth and if can be trusted. Indeed what mined this 2 years of good work were them again.

Every time Steam is mentioned, it descends into a flame war anyway. I see no difference, except it's CD Projekt that's being hated, not Valve.