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It's official! GOG.com supports Mac OS X.

We're bringing a part of our massive catalog of all-time classics to Mac, starting with an impressive 50 titles for Mac gamers to play and enjoy. 28 of the 50 titles, the best games in history, including , [url=https://secure.gog.com/en/gamecard/ultima_456]Ultima series, or Wing Commander, will be playable on the Mac OS X for the first time ever--exclusively on GOG.com. The complete line-up reflects the diversity of available games unmatched by other distributors: classics like Simcity 2000, Crusader: No Remorse, Little Big Adventure, Theme Hospital mix with Anomaly Warzone Earth, Tiny & Big: Grandpa’s Leftovers, , and [url=http://www.gog.com/en/gamecard/the_witcher_2]The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings. Speaking of monster-hunter Geralt and The Witcher 2, the Enhanced Edition of this award-winning mature fantasy RPG was released on Mac just today and is available on GOG.com with a 25% discount (that's only $22.24) for the next 48 hours.

Weeklong Promo: Mac & PC Essentials
We have also prepared a set of specially selected games from various genres that will be available 50% off for the next week: The Witcher Enhanced Edition, Crusader: No Remorse, Theme Hospital, Little Big Adventure, Postal Classic and Uncut, and Simcity 2000 are all available for 50% off--that's as little as $2.99 for unforgettable classics. This promo ends Thursday, October 25 at 6:15 PM GMT. However, The Witcher Enhanced Edition will be available for 50% off only until Saturday, October 20 at 6:45 PM GMT.

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N0x0ss: "Heaven has no rage like love to hatred turned, Nor hell a fury like a woman scorned"
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Bloodygoodgames: No, that should be "nor hell a fury like a woman who doesn't suffer fools gladly" :)
Bitch, bitch, bitch, bitch, bitch....

Will you just shut up? Nobody wants to hear your whining about Apple and how you disliked the Macintosh of 9 years ago in a thread that is about the great news of Mac games being released on GOG.
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Clocknova: Um, I just bought Witcher 2 yesterday and the GOG price of $29.99, and now it's $22.24? I expect a refund of the difference.
I have an easy solution for you: Either buy games on release or wait for promos.

If you get a game when it is on promo for 50%, I guarantee you that on average, it won't go on promo for below that for quite some time, if ever.

And if you buy the game on release, it usually won't go on promo for some time (especially if it's a new game as opposed to an old one they patched an installer on).

Also, be aware of weekend promos (don't buy games on Thursday), gem promos (never buy games on Tuesdays) and the Christmas sale (never buy games in November, except maybe as part of a promo).

Do all this and you will rarely (if ever) experience the disappointment you spoke of.

If it seems a mite complicated, then just accept that you'll get unlucky sometimes :P.
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Bloodygoodgames: No, that should be "nor hell a fury like a woman who doesn't suffer fools gladly" :)
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dirtyharry50: Bitch, bitch, bitch, bitch, bitch.... Will you just shut up? Nobody wants to hear your whining about Apple and how you disliked the Macintosh of 9 years ago in a thread that is about the great news of Mac games being released on GOG.
That's real mature -_-
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Bloodygoodgames: No, that should be "nor hell a fury like a woman who doesn't suffer fools gladly" :)
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dirtyharry50: (ad hominem insults snipped)
Will you just shut up? Nobody wants to hear your whining about Apple and how you disliked the Macintosh of 9 years ago in a thread that is about the great news of Mac games being released on GOG.
*I* enjoyed reading it. Just like I enjoyed reading accounts of other people who reported how they liked their 10-year old Macs.

I also think that replying with personal insults is far below the level of discussion that this community is known for. And repeating the same dull insult 5 times isn't even particularly inventive.

Do you really think that complaining about complaining about complainers will do any good? :)
Post edited October 20, 2012 by Psyringe
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dirtyharry50: (ad hominem insults snipped) Will you just shut up? Nobody wants to hear your whining about Apple and how you disliked the Macintosh of 9 years ago in a thread that is about the great news of Mac games being released on GOG.
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Psyringe: *I* enjoyed reading it. Just like I enjoyed reading accounts of other people who reported how they liked their 10-year old Macs. I also think that replying with personal insults is far below the level of discussion that this community is known for. And repeating the same dull insult 5 times isn't even particularly inventive. Do you really think that complaining about complaining about complainers will do any good? :)
Spare me the lecture. In case you could not tell, I am fed up with her ceaseless complaining from previous equally unfortunate encounters.

It is good for you that you find her bitching entertaining. It went beyond that for me some time ago. And if you think what I wrote qualifies as some significant insult, you should see how she has lambasted me previously on these forums.

I am curious about something. I guess you missed her posts recently in this very thread where she was insulting others personally. Yet for some reason you did not deem it necessary to scold her. Me on the other hand, you do scold. Why is that? Scroll up and have a look at how pleasant she can be to others. See for yourself. Maybe then you can understand my lack of patience for her.
Here are some recent comments in this very thread from Bloody herself:

"There's far too much "Me, me, me, I want, I expect, I'm going to get......blah blah blah......" from a bunch of spoilt whiners on GOG lately."

"Wow, your comprehension skills are seriously lacking. "

"I see why your rep is 4 :) "

So I guess these sorts of comments to other users are okay. I could find a lot more examples, some of them far more harsh, maybe you've missed them in recent months.

If you guys want to become the moral and maturity police of the forums, please at least be consistent about it?
Post edited October 20, 2012 by dirtyharry50
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dirtyharry50: I am curious about something. I guess you missed her posts recently in this very thread where she was insulting others personally. Yet for some reason you did not deem it necessary to scold her. Me on the other hand, you do scold. Why is that? Scroll up and have a look at how pleasant she can be to others. See for yourself. Maybe then you can understand my lack of patience for her.
Not really. There's nothing wrong about feeling passionate about something, and even rants can be entertaining to read. And, even more important, she actually delivers factual arguments, and contributes to the discussion.

Your post, however, was just a very primitive attack with zero arguments.

Sorry, you lose. By a landslide. :)
Post edited October 20, 2012 by Psyringe
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dirtyharry50: Bitch, bitch, bitch, bitch, bitch.... Will you just shut up? Nobody wants to hear your whining about Apple and how you disliked the Macintosh of 9 years ago in a thread that is about the great news of Mac games being released on GOG.
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N0x0ss: That's real mature -_-
At least as mature as failing to mind your own business when you are clearly unaware of the context precipitating the remarks. I'm sure it never occurred to you that it took some months for me to reach this point and I could have said far more than I did but I restrained myself. ;-)
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dirtyharry50: I am curious about something. I guess you missed her posts recently in this very thread where she was insulting others personally. Yet for some reason you did not deem it necessary to scold her. Me on the other hand, you do scold. Why is that? Scroll up and have a look at how pleasant she can be to others. See for yourself. Maybe then you can understand my lack of patience for her.
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Psyringe: Not really. There's nothing wrong about feeling passionate about something, and even rants can be entertaining to read. And, even more important, she actually delivers factual arguments, and contributes to the discussion. Your post, however, was just a very primitive attack with zero arguments. Sorry, you lose. By a landslide. :)
I'm not going to waste any more time with you on this. You'd do well to mind your own business. The comments were not directed to you personally.

I am sick of her bitching and ranted about it. Some rants you like and some you don't. That's fine. Just don't lecture me. She has a history of bitching and I am not the first to call her on it. Your disagreement is noted. We're done hopefully now.

There is no win or lose here. There was never any debate. Her behavior speaks for itself and so does mine. Make of it what you will. I cannot please everyone all of the time and I gave up trying a long time ago. ;-)
Post edited October 20, 2012 by dirtyharry50
In response to N0x0ss, you're saying:
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dirtyharry50: At least as mature as failing to mind your own business
In response to me, you're saying:
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dirtyharry50: I'm not going to waste any more time with you on this. You'd do well to mind your own business.
For someone who minds other people's business enough to insult them publicly, you sure do a lot of telling other people to mind their own business. ;)
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dirtyharry50: I am curious about something. I guess you missed her posts recently in this very thread where she was insulting others personally. Yet for some reason you did not deem it necessary to scold her. Me on the other hand, you do scold. Why is that? Scroll up and have a look at how pleasant she can be to others. See for yourself. Maybe then you can understand my lack of patience for her.
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Psyringe: Not really. There's nothing wrong about feeling passionate about something, and even rants can be entertaining to read. And, even more important, she actually delivers factual arguments, and contributes to the discussion. Your post, however, was just a very primitive attack with zero arguments. Sorry, you lose. By a landslide. :)
By the way, you asked me this earlier: "Do you really think that complaining about complaining about complainers will do any good? :)"

Why is it you did not ask Bloody the same question when she said this: "There's far too much "Me, me, me, I want, I expect, I'm going to get......blah blah blah......" from a bunch of spoilt whiners on GOG lately."

Was that not also a case of complaining about complainers? Again, please be consistent if you appoint yourself forum police.
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Psyringe: In response to N0x0ss, you're saying:
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dirtyharry50: At least as mature as failing to mind your own business
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Psyringe: In response to me, you're saying:
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dirtyharry50: I'm not going to waste any more time with you on this. You'd do well to mind your own business.
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Psyringe: For someone who minds other people's business enough to insult them publicly, you sure do a lot of telling other people to mind their own business. ;)
Noted but I was simply responding to her assault on my senses with another negative forum post. Sorry I offended you. Are we done now?
Post edited October 20, 2012 by dirtyharry50
All arguments aside, it looks like it was a good idea for gog - starting to support Mac users as Theme Park & Simcity 2000 jumped to best sellers this week. And anyway the more people joins gog the better - after all, gog is aiming to be 2nd digital distributor of games. Way to go GOG Team!!
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xep624: All arguments aside, it looks like it was a good idea for gog - starting to support Mac users as Theme Park & Simcity 2000 jumped to best sellers this week.
Theme Hostipal. The surge in popularity could be simply due to the fact that it's the first time TH is on sale.
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xep624: All arguments aside, it looks like it was a good idea for gog - starting to support Mac users as Theme Park & Simcity 2000 jumped to best sellers this week. And anyway the more people joins gog the better - after all, gog is aiming to be 2nd digital distributor of games. Way to go GOG Team!!
I know I bought both Theme Hospital and Sim City 2000 because they were released for the Mac, along with some other new Mac titles. :D

Thanks GOG!
Mac OS is one operating system. In an earlier announcement gog promised new OSes. That's plural. So I hope Linux will be supported soon. Even Steam does it nowadays.
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Hinterbichler: Mac OS is one operating system. In an earlier announcement gog promised new OSes. That's plural. So I hope Linux will be supported soon. Even Steam does it nowadays.
Yeah, yeah but bear in mind the following 1. Steam has been around since 2003 and is estimated to hold the largest portion of the digital games market 2. Valve is now a fairly well off company so has more money and resources to devote to supporting a new OS 3. Steam supported MAC first then Linux and it took them how many years to finally get on board?
4. Steam's Linux support is still in closed private Beta so technically "no Steam is not really doing it yet" well outside of a closed testing environment which can last anywhere from months to years.

While GOG on the other hand 1. has only been around for four years and exited Beta back in 2010/2011(don't recall) 2. is still small but expanding, Besides it doesn't mean that there not considering looking at Linux support, it's just that between MAC and Linux, they feel MAC probably easier for them to support at this point sure you can argue if this is the case or not but ultimately they know what is beneficial to them and feasible for them to handle.
Post edited October 20, 2012 by DCT
@DCT: Maybe gog should cooperate with Canonical. One goal for Ubuntu 13.04 is to become a better gaming platform. Ok, that would be kinda unfair for Fedora, Suse etc., but you have to start somewhere.