cogadh: It would be nice, but don't hold your breath for it. Besides, what makes you think your friend is going to be willing to work with a client from GOG when he/she isn't willing to work with what are already some of the easiest clients out there to work with?

Falci: There's no such thing as IDIOT-proof.

Idiocy knows no bounds nor limits. It can always grow worse.

cogadh: True, but things can be made idiot resistant.

Falci: :P I can imagine the boxes: "Brand New!! Idiot-Resistant Guaranteed Piece of Software! Buy now, use forever! Your idiotic acquaintances will never break it!"

Happydude996: I want to play co-op Blood, Duke3D, etc with a friend of mine, but this friend is terribly non-motivated to set anything up. The second I suggest downloading something like YANG or gameranger he gives up and tells me it's too hard to get working. ;_;

Vestin: If upgrading the current one isn't an option, get a better friend.

Vestin: If upgrading the current one isn't an option, get a better friend.

Happydude996: (I know this must have been talked about before, but my searching skills are weak.)

I want to play co-op Blood, Duke3D, etc with a friend of mine, but this friend is terribly non-motivated to set anything up. The second I suggest downloading something like YANG or gameranger he gives up and tells me it's too hard to get working. ;_;

Anyway, I think it would be awesome if GOG had a slick little app that had a ridiculously simple (ie, totally 100% idiot-proof) method for setting up multiplayer games for titles that are sold on the site.

What do you think? Painless one-click installs, plus painless one-click multiplayer?

cogadh: True, but things can be made idiot resistant.