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Niteris: The difference is that I trust and like GOG, Sqeenix on the other hand I don't. But I get your point.
The main thing in the EULA that bugs me is the possible inclusion of steam...
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JudasIscariot: We are NOT going to include or require you to use Steam.

We are NOT going to take your games away. If you want proof, ask anyone that has bought a game from us and that game later was removed from sale but not their shelves.
I believe you, I really do.
But I'm just going to paste the part that bugged me

"The terms and conditions of this EULA are without prejudice to any terms and conditions governing your use of any third party proprietary software product including without limitation any STEAM™ software. Such third party proprietary software may be embodied on the media containing this Software Product or otherwise downloaded within the software package containing the Software Product and may be required in order to use certain features of this Software Product, which use may be subject to and conditional upon your acceptance and observance of additional third party end user licence agreements."

Why would might the games require or already have such third party proprietary software (i.e. steam) if it's being sold on GOG.
I'm honestly just confused if nothing else, sorry for taking up everyone's time, I would just like an explanation for it.

Well, I'm going to go forward and make my purchases, I'm putting faith in GOG that they won't take away anything in Square Enix tells them to from us. Sorry for annoying everyone.
Post edited April 04, 2014 by Niteris
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JudasIscariot: We are NOT going to include or require you to use Steam.

We are NOT going to take your games away. If you want proof, ask anyone that has bought a game from us and that game later was removed from sale but not their shelves.
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Niteris: I believe you, I really do.
But I'm just going to paste the part that bugged me

"The terms and conditions of this EULA are without prejudice to any terms and conditions governing your use of any third party proprietary software product including without limitation any STEAM™ software. Such third party proprietary software may be embodied on the media containing this Software Product or otherwise downloaded within the software package containing the Software Product and may be required in order to use certain features of this Software Product, which use may be subject to and conditional upon your acceptance and observance of additional third party end user licence agreements."

Why would might the games require or already have such third party proprietary software (i.e. steam) if it's being sold on GOG.
I'm honestly just confused if nothing else, sorry for taking up everyone's time, I would just like an explanation for it.
It's a standard EULA from Square Enix as I've said before :)

We have been in business for almost 6 years and not a single game of ours uses or has Steam. We are not a Steam subsidiary so we do not use it.
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Niteris: I believe you, I really do.
But I'm just going to paste the part that bugged me

"The terms and conditions of this EULA are without prejudice to any terms and conditions governing your use of any third party proprietary software product including without limitation any STEAM™ software. Such third party proprietary software may be embodied on the media containing this Software Product or otherwise downloaded within the software package containing the Software Product and may be required in order to use certain features of this Software Product, which use may be subject to and conditional upon your acceptance and observance of additional third party end user licence agreements."

Why would might the games require or already have such third party proprietary software (i.e. steam) if it's being sold on GOG.
I'm honestly just confused if nothing else, sorry for taking up everyone's time, I would just like an explanation for it.
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JudasIscariot: It's a standard EULA from Square Enix as I've said before :)

We have been in business for almost 6 years and not a single game of ours uses or has Steam. We are not a Steam subsidiary so we do not use it.
Thanks for making that crystal clear to me :), was just curious/paranoid (bit scared of having soft copies).
Hopefully this cheesy slogan will lighten the mood: GOGFGOG - Good Old Games from Good Old Gamers :D
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JudasIscariot: It's a standard EULA from Square Enix as I've said before :)

We have been in business for almost 6 years and not a single game of ours uses or has Steam. We are not a Steam subsidiary so we do not use it.
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Niteris: Thanks for making that crystal clear to me :), was just curious/paranoid (bit scared of having soft copies).
Hopefully this cheesy slogan will lighten the mood: GOGFGOG - Good Old Games from Good Old Gamers :D
Totally understandable and it's nice to actually see people read the EULAs :)
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Niteris: Thanks for making that crystal clear to me :), was just curious/paranoid (bit scared of having soft copies).
Hopefully this cheesy slogan will lighten the mood: GOGFGOG - Good Old Games from Good Old Gamers :D
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JudasIscariot: Totally understandable and it's nice to actually see people read the EULAs :)
I'm just one of the people that prefer to know what they're getting into. I'm just blissful that GOG exists, otherwise it'd be back to the scurvy stricken days of piracy, arrr. I keep referring people to GOG every day lol.

Have a nice day/night JudasIscariot, thanks for all the help :)
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haydenaurion:
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ShadowWulfe: Normal should honestly be fine, with saves at every location it's not hard to make sure that the kiddos don't run off into the abyss. Also, the AI isn't as horrible as it was when the game was first released, they're good at jumping around and figuring out where to go.
That sounds good, thanks for the tips.
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gandalf.nho: What's the difficulty of Omikron and Project Eden?
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tinyE: Easy to medium IMO.
Project Eden is more puzzle oriented but not in a Myst way. You have a team of 4 distinct characters and as you approach each new dilemma you need to figure out which character works best. Example and MINOR SPOILER!!!: EARLY on you have to get through a 'toxic' room. Well you have 3 humans and a robot....which do you send through the room? It starts like that and gets progressively harder.

Omikron isn't hard but I always thought kind of dull. It looks great and is worth a few bucks for that I suppose.
Thanks for the answer
Ha, back to reasonable deals for us spoiled people, very good! Certainly more enticing than just 50% off. Sadly, I already have all the games I absolutely wanted from this promo but because the price is low I decided to get Project Eden, looks like an interesting game.
Great promo - thanks GOG.

I'm looking for a game (out of those below on offer) that are relatively easy (especially combat). In my old age, I can't be bothered with anything too taxing :) Any suggestions would be much appreciated.

- Any Legacy of Kain
- Omikron
- Urban Chaos
- Daikatana
- Project Eden
- Total Overdose a gunslingers...

Thanks,
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pigdog:
Not sure about Legacy of Kain, tried to get into Urban Chaos, but the controls are crazy hard and I didn't feel like figuring them out.

Omikron is a great adventure game if you can survive the fighting segments, they're honestly not that hard.
Daikatana -> not half as bad as people say, especially after all the patching.
Project Eden -> I have Windows 8 so I haven't been able to try it.
Total Overdose-> kinda like GTA, stupid fun, can be frustrating at times but generally a great way to turn off the brain.
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pigdog: Great promo - thanks GOG.

I'm looking for a game (out of those below on offer) that are relatively easy (especially combat). In my old age, I can't be bothered with anything too taxing :) Any suggestions would be much appreciated.

- Any Legacy of Kain
- Omikron
- Urban Chaos
- Daikatana
- Project Eden
- Total Overdose a gunslingers...

Thanks,
Any reasonable cheat codes or mods to help ease the gameplay?
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LinustheBold: I picked up the rest of the Kain games and grabbed Gangsters. Still considering a couple of others - Daikatana, just for boasting rights, you know how it is - and I nabbed a copy of Project Eden to give away somewhere down the line. I love that game, and when I did my first GA last month I really really enjoyed it. At this price, I might lay in a few copies for future reference.
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tinyE: You like that game Project Eden? Funny I never would have guessed that. :P Seriously that is one of the true hidden gems on this site and I'm glad to see it getting a little more press.
I know, I hardly ever mention it. Or maybe a little, from time to time.
Why is Pandemonium 2 no longer on sale? I'm certain I saw it on sale before.
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grimgroove: Why is Pandemonium 2 no longer on sale? I'm certain I saw it on sale before.
It is
I still see it listed as 1.49 here....
Post edited April 04, 2014 by Niggles
You're correct.
Weird...