Tormentfan: There's research that demonstrates the positive effects of coloured fliters for dyslexia sufferers, who can also claim certain motion impaction on their ability to read properly.
As it all has to do with the way the brain reads images, be they words, video or static pictures.

MonstaMunch: I've tried everything, including making a thread on the forums to get ideas, all of which I tried. A lot of people suggested that it's psychological and that I should just "get over it" and stuff, but it really really isn't. I've spent hundreds of dollars on games that I knew would make me sick just to try and "get over it", not to mention the wrist bands, acupuncture etc, and twice continued playing even after throwing up and getting dizzy, which resulted in muscle spasms and almost a full on fit (I'm not epileptic or anything).

The second time was quite serious and scared the hell out of my girlfriend (I was trying to play Far Cry about a month after that thread). The muscles in my face were spazing out and I literally went blind for about a minute. Haven't touched a first person game since then.

Fatal-X: Oh man, I can't wait...I want the game now, hah...
I really need a good PC game right about now. I guess I should find something else in the meantime, ech.

wjousts: So? No explanation then? I've also thought the ratings on GOG where a tad suspicious, but this is just taking the piss. There isn't even a way for you to rate the game and yet it has 24 ratings.

Lexor: I think, as someone mentioned before, developers get similar share of profits - no matter where you buy the game. Why? Here they will share profit with GOG, but buying on their site you are getting Steam key so I am supposing they still share their profit with Steam out there.

FiatLux: With respect to getting a Steam key then I think that it is purely either psychological or very petty... Cause in the end , then as long as you get the game (and the GOG.com) goodies then why should one really care if one gets a freakin' Steam key or not......

I think that people should make a statement by buying the game from GOG!!!!
A statement that says that not only do we want our games to be DRM free but we would also much rather support a DRM free place like GOG.com than a DRM tight place like Steam....
Yes , the game would look nice on your Steam shelf if you have one or the Steam key could possibly (I don't know) be traded (?) But in the end any such thing no matter the motive would only be an act of supporting Steam rather than GOG.com.....

Anyone who knows enough about Steam and it policies and doings would rather be supporting GOG.lcom than Steam....

Now ! , I have made a statement as to what I think but I do not want to waste my life discussing this endlessly here in this forum. If you agree with what I have written then "Great" , if you do not then I do not care if you want to poor out your rage on me (wouldn't be the first time people have been doing that) so if you do not agree to my "statement" then I am sorry but do not hold your breath for me wasting my time on discussing it with you here......

The price for the game will be the same if you preorder so why not "make a statement" and support GOG.com by preordering from GOG.com if you really want the game and really wants to support the concept of a (potentially) DRM free "game world"..... ????!!!!
(Until "people" generally starts making statements like that when having the CLEAR CHOICE then I do not think that we are going to see any major shifts in how things work - if we ever will that is...)

FiatLux: Hi ! ,

I know that a lot of people will probably get very mad at me for writing this - but as I have never been very popular anyway then I really do not care.....

I've been thinking this thread and its discussions over and I have come to the conclusion that a lot of people have a very petty attitude about this.... (With this I mean vhere to preorder from)
Yes , some people say : buy from the developer because then you will support the developer the most because the developer will then get the most money out of it.
Other people says : buy from the developer then you will get a Steam Key also (and that kind of sounded attractive to me too until I had time to think it over.....)

With respect to supporting the developer by buying directly from the developer then I would say , OK! , but really!! , why give extra support to a developer that will rather give its money to a DRM tight place like Steam than to GOG.com ???.
With respect to getting a Steam key then I think that it is purely either psychological or very petty... Cause in the end , then as long as you get the game (and the GOG.com goodies) then why should one really care if one gets a freakin' Steam key or not......

I think that people should make a statement by buying the game from GOG!!!!
A statement that says that not only do we want our games to be DRM free but we would also much rather support a DRM free place like GOG.com than a DRM tight place like Steam....
Yes , the game would look nice on your Steam shelf if you have one or the Steam key could possibly (I don't know) be traded (?) But in the end any such thing no matter the motive would only be an act of supporting Steam rather than GOG.com.....

Anyone who knows enough about Steam and it policies and doings would rather be supporting GOG.lcom than Steam....

Now ! , I have made a statement as to what I think but I do not want to waste my life discussing this endlessly here in this forum. If you agree with what I have written then "Great" , if you do not then I do not care if you want to poor out your rage on me (wouldn't be the first time people have been doing that) so if you do not agree to my "statement" then I am sorry but do not hold your breath for me wasting my time on discussing it with you here......

The price for the game will be the same if you preorder so why not "make a statement" and support GOG.com by preordering from GOG.com if you really want the game and really wants to support the concept of a (potentially) DRM free "game world"..... ????!!!!
(Until "people" generally starts making statements like that when having the CLEAR CHOICE then I do not think that we are going to see any major shifts in how things work - if we ever will that is...)

Nathraiben: Not sure what the fuzz about Steam is. I really love them and would wish for more indie devolopers to work with them, because I rather enjoy paying up to twice the original price just because I happen to live in the wrong part of the world. Also, they have that really neat offline mode that lets me play the games I paid big money for about one out of five times on my offline gaming rig.

And now without all the sarcasm: Reading that even the GOG version of this game may come with a Steam code is exactly the reason I won't pre-order. Once it's released and people can tell me wether or not I will actually have to use Steam to play it, I'll probably get it - based on the answer, of course.

@FiatLux: Hey, at least now people can hate us both! ;)

ne_zavarj: Can you explain what's so special about Steam achievements ? Beside the size of the e-penis ?

Tiefood: I my self don't understand the point of achievements for games they seem illogical...