No Woman No Cry?

CDPR is awesome actually giving us moneys worth then. ;) If I had patience to wait for shipping while all of my friends played their gog copies I would have ordered the collectors edition, but I was in a hurry to play. I knew tht CDPR owned gog so I just ordered it here instead of steam despite my hundreds of dollars I spent there.

Collectors edition would suggest that this version is collectable... Correct?

So off the top of my head a 2010 model of a Ford Fiesta, if they make a massive number of these cars can they be considered a collectable?... No then why the heck would you be of the chain of thought that an edition that clearly "Collectors Edition" would be widely available for you to pick up at its RRP at the store/stores of your choosing.

Im sorry but im not going to quote a definition of what collectors edition means but whether it says so or not it was a limited run.

Im sorry you have a bug up your arse about pre-orders but if you want to be certain to get these editions a pre-order will be more and more nesicary(sp). Especially with games from people who actually but stock in what the name says, my local store is still trying to get rid of 30 "Collectors Editions" of The Sims Medieval. having said that 25 of these are cancelled pre-orders.

At the risk of being helpful, pull that bug out your arse and use a pre-order, stop bitching because you have an "issue" about it. This is one of the most useless topics ive seen on GOG.

You may as-well have titled it "Screw CDPR, they didnt spoon feed me a CE"

True - or at least so says the CD project pages - but my info was from SecuROM which was a bit misleading - they have a tenancy to be that. 5 is better but still - only slightly..
Thing is that there were so many different and last minute changes - I would have suspected it to say on the box at least. Especially considering how much they talked about being against the DRM schemes. I would have gone for the GOG version - but I do like to have the boxes and cds and maps. I don't have a fancy printer so PDF's doesn't really tink my box - also the on-line distribution prices are way too high considering how much they save on it compared from going the retail revenues. I can pay a lesser price for the physical collectors edition then the on-line normal version. That isn't really helping push digital distribution...

I see people let me in my hate and didn't attempt again to answer, fine and wiser I'd say.

I'll never apologize. Just wanted put here I finally got my Collector Edition, didn't bash anybody up to have him give me his CE, just found a lost and forgotten shop who still had one to sell me.

I know nobody care and that's fine. :-)

About collector non limited I don't know, perhaps things have changed since few last years, and possibly now any collector is limited even if not mentioned. I don't like much the idea to pre order to have a CE version, I don't like at all the Pre Order game where have gone the market.

That's one more step to death of Physical Shops by making virtual even the buy in a physical shop, sad.

I was thinking because of the language barrier he implied he wanted the OP to croak!!
Like use a Singapore Sling oh that's a drink!!

Pretty much the same here, although not always equally applied. Your observations on the Constitution aspect are rather astute as it sure does get misinterpreted and abused.

On Topic, as has been stated, those Collector's Editions are preorder only and do sell out. I did preorder the Collector's Edition of Fallout: New Vegas for the PS3, which is sitting in the closet still sealed ( I bought the Standard PC Version on release day ). That was $20 USD more than the standard Edition. I was a little surprised to see the price at $129.99 USD though for the Collector's Edition.

when looking to buy anything you should go on your first and gut reaction,as its the honest one.

when i saw the CE for £98 my first and gut reaction was F**k that the mrs would castrate me... ;)

I love resurrect dead and buried threads, and even more when I post some rage posts in that thread to cooldown some irritation. :-D

But that opinion of digital vs box is quite blind from not seeing the evolution that is coming. The digital market is evolving to a single digital shop taking the entire monopole of the market.

Many players don't see the marketing strategies when they find their advantage in it. But the situation that is preparing Steam is quite unique and never seen in human history.

When all players will have their 300 games in Steam, that most other digital shops will be Lilliput like Gog or just collapse, money will still be money and push players to make evolve their mentality has been seen and with all their game collection in hand of Steam, the situation will be unique.

Before the physical shops collapse and will hurt all countries but perhaps USA, even in USA that will mean a collapsing of ton more jobs, in term of number, so before all that disaster, the digital market needs a serious revolution.