Yes, natürlich :)

this fucking ridiculous. dear gog will you please stop pissing me off? i mean, i like that you are supporting drm free games on linux but you keep treating us as 2nd or even 3rd class citizens. i have to download 12GB for a patch? for every patch? GET YOUR SHIT TOGETHER. the windows version is tiny and you can't get a normal patch for a game to work that's 12GB. do you want us to download 12GB for every 1mb hotifx or what? even from a business standpoint thats plain stupid. band width isn't free and i don't want to reinstall the game every darn patch. you know how long it takes to unpack this game? GAH!

Oh, come on! A freaking single file download and no patch for the Linux version? If I had known this before, I wouldn't have switched from Steam.

The Windows patch made the game unplayable, when is there going to be a patch to fix it the first patch?

2 questions then:
1. How do I transfer my saves to work with the new version? I couldn't find any save files myself, no idea as to where are they stored.
[oh, and don't tell me to write to support, they still haven't replied for my week-old inquiry regarding the Digital Deluxe upgrade DLC issue, of which GOG crew is propably already aware, as I'm not the only person afflicted by it].
2. Is this gonna happen with every patch for this game? Seriously, it's not acceptable - not everyone in the world lives in Scandinavia / some other region with high internet speeds.

I hate hatin on GOG, but this time - its too much, the ball's flying quite low right now.

GOG, I am disappoint.

Heh, I hope all will be resolved soon.


edit:
OK, already got the saves thing figured out.

In case anybody else can't find the saves:

I didn't want to start a new thread and my question is sort of related. So my question is what is Wasteland 2 upgrade edition? I read the description and its the same as the main game.

For haters of the download size in this thread:

It seems it's impossible to please everyone. Patch released -- it sucks, it's too big. Diff'ing patch released -- it sucks, because it takes too long, it corrupts the game files when manually cancelled and it doesn't have an animation.

Can't you see any positives in this?

1. GOG servers are fast -- I'm getting full speed on the 100mbps link on my private dedicated server.
2. GOG servers actually have support for resuming downloads.
3. Patch is here -- Nobody gives the "we do not support Linux" crap.
4. The game is as stable as the Windows version -- even the bugs are the same ;).

You already forgot what the Linux gaming situation was 6 years ago? It didn't even exist. It's starting just now, today.

Just get over it, Linux people! One could think you're better than this, having access to the best tools to handle exactly this kind of problems.

Ouch, this is very similar to my problem, so, I need to reinstall Wasteland 2 and apply the patch.

By the way, even if the patcher seem to be frozen, the log file will be updated constantly (Though the first time I missed that)

Oh, it is simpple: Give us a patch and upload the newest version of the installer. See? No problem!

Maybe the servers are fast, but not everybodies internet connection. For me, the download aborted two times and it was not possible to resume it. My lucky last try for the day was to fiddle the link into wget. Maybe a bad timing, but the download rate was about ~ 200 KB/s and you can imagine how long it took me to get the game. Why no split archives like in the Windows version? Never heard of split and cat (which every Linux PC should be able to handle) or the dozens of other possibilities?

Oh, and that „patch“: It is no patch. It is a new version of the full installer! That is a big difference!

Please not. Thanks to the humble guys, Steam and many other awesome people, there is a great selection of Linux games today. GoG jumped that train (if you can translate this german proverb) not because of their great philanthropy and FOSS idealism, but because it pays. That is totaly okay, but when you work as one of the venders of a game, you have to do it right. I am so uncomfortable with Steam and I really apreciate the GoG way —you know, DRM-free, you don’t need any kind of plattform etc.— but the Steam people seem to do it right.

This has nothing to do with „hate“ or trolling or whatever. It just seems, that the Linux version was added to reach a wider customer range, but there was no effort made to provide us Linux users half of the good service, the common Windows user gets. There is as much need for people who downplay that problem, as for the many trolls here, who are complaining just for the „fun“ of annoying people.

And maybe, if the patch has exit, the log should indicate that. Anyway, I was able to apply the patch to the game.

I just want to thank for the great support I see from the gog team!

The patch 1 for the Mac Version is 2.0.1.2 while the main game installer is 2.1.0.2. How can this be that the version number of the Patch is older than the main game installer? Or did you also update the main installer? I also can't install the patch because I get an installation failure. Can this be because of the older version number of the patch?

Come on, guys, it's Tuesday evening. When will we get the Linux patch?

edit: my bad. It seems I have to download the whole thing again... I hope the saves will work.

By the way: the ONLY way I'm able to download big files from the supposedly fantastic GOG servers is by using the unofficial lgogdownloader. Otherwise I always get a corrupted archive. Until GOG creates a real linux downloading service, I really recommend using the unofficial one (there's a thread about it on the forums).