is now on the wishlist, Just go to wishlist, Requested games and search Pizza.

Perhaps i should have put it on the requested site features as well but oh-well.

Stop right there criminal scum!

How could you not like DRM-free pizza. The corporations want you to think this way so you can buy Pizza that comes in boxes with cameras. Damn those greedy corps to hell.

I must say serpantino is right. When wishlist was in chaos it was fun. Now I think we should take care of it, do not clog it with false entries if we can.

While i most certainly do agree, Its probably notable that the current wishilst will be filled with spam requests later down the line anyways. I do actually like some of the new features they have implemented though, like how it tells you if there's any similar request. As it stands though, The wishlist is still similar in a way - only the popular choices are "Privileged" to the front page.

Uhuh viva la revolution and all that. Don't you think that maybe the reason GOG's wishlist seemed to be largely ignored by the GOG team is due to multiple entries of the same thing, lots of stupid and pointless, non-game related entries.

By all means have fun and post whatever on the forums but I'd like GOG to actually pay attention to the wishlist and that's best done by keeping it on form. If it falls into the state it was in then GOG will probably just ignore it again, which would be a shame as it's a useful medium between us and them to say what games and features we really want.

Oh man, Pizza Tycoon, that was such a great game! My understanding of the English language wasn't that great at the time when I first played it, so I never knew what to do or how to win the game, so I just made different pizzas. And did not get the logic what makes people buy them. A traditional Capricciosa sold about as well as an otherwise empty crust, but a couple of slimy squids on top of each other on one side. Or maybe it didn't, god it's been a long time since I played that game -_-

That's not my particular gripe with it though, What my actual gripe with it is that it may lead to people looking at the most voted, clicking on vote for them and just waiting a few more days till something else comes up. I also noticed the wishlist has a empty space on the bottom right of the wishlist page, maybe in that section it would be a possibility to add the "Recent wishes" In that corner, To my understanding it would take a fair bit of editing but it is an entirely possible suggestion.

This will occur if and ONLY if people keep adding garbage the way you did. Does the term "self-fulfilling prophesy" ring any bells ?

The humor of this is lost on me. I agree with others. Why ruin the wishlist 24 hours after it is rebooted?

Oh thank you Jebus!

Let's wait at least a week or two? It'll be interesting to see what happens once things roll-over to the next week, as the default view is most votes "this week", not "most votes ever". I'd assume, slightly, that it turns out there's a "perfect" time to put up a suggestion to get the most votes / attention, just after the weekly roll over... but we'll see.

The best solution would, probably, be to have a random list of things displayed as choice - spreading out the votebase. People would pick the best out of a short list to vote for - one that changes every time. With a large enough sample the most wanted ideas would likely get the most votes, but ... yeah. Let's first see how it pans out. I think the weekly rollover as standard display option is already heaps better than just a flat list with most votes ever on top.

Prophecy* for one, and yes, it rings a lot of bells, church bells, to be specific.

In any case, there's a major difference between adding one submission of "Pizza" And 7 entries of one game by one person just for the hell of it.