What about HFIL?

It's not that bad, there's a limit, we can't buy more than the about 3 thousand games that GOG currently offers.

I'd love to have this problem. However, there are not many games left that interest me. It's been some time since I dropped money here.

Official Stop Buying Games Self-Help Group

Sure we can. We can buy them multiple times as gifts and then hoard gift codes!
Help-Line Litigation?

That's what I do, I like to backup my games. Two extra keys for each one, better safe than sorry, if I ever lose a game I'll be able to restore it by resorting to its backup code!

At least two very effective measures come immediately to my mind.

- Turn off the setting that enables sending you these emails.
- Give your spouse power over your credit card, so that you cannot just buy anything you want.

I just hope we keep getting good quality games coming to gog, this year has been fun and seen some surprises.

No problem, I´ll help you.

1. Forget lunch. Try DUST It doesn´t get cheaper than that.

2. Who needs video games, when you have gog? You made the right decision.

3. The car is not the problem. It´s the fuel for the car. Try the Flintstone drive.

4. Nothing easier than paying off the mortgage: https://youtu.be/8wGD84j0_t8

5. Well... no jokes about college plans. That´s serious matter.

6. Retirement? What retirement? https://youtu.be/2eXU2p982GQ

7. You need a new car? Make sure to negotiate like a pro.

Heed my advice and you can buy all the games you want.

Thanks guys, I appreciate the support. I'm glad to know I'm not alone in this.


Haha... I don't really have a problem, per-se.... to be honest, I rarely have time to even play them. But I still buy them with the assumption that at one point, I want to. And... let's be honest... for under $2 bucks, a game that I know and love (and probably already own on CD), how can you go wrong?

My $2 bucks usually comes with the clue book, a perfectly configured DOSBOX, and I know it works.


I've been really impressed, it's like GOG was made for me... I look forward to that propaganda e-mail they send me every day, like a drug addict waits for his next high.

It's not that bad - think about this as of digital copy in cloud.