Posted 3 days ago
There are a number of reasons why deleting our own games is not a good idea.
Perhaps number one, is being hacked.
This has happened a few times here, going by regular reports.
Imagine that someone managed to login to your account, and then deleted your games.
It is one thing to prove your account has been hacked, another to prove games have been removed. And all that means extra work for GOG.
And as GOG know, sometimes folk do stupid things, which they are required to fix.
So a hide option, from their point of view, is less trouble for them.
And to be perfectly honest, I simply don't understand the need to delete a game from your library. If you truly need to do that, then you are doing something wrong, so any blame is completely yours, and expecting GOG to give you an option to deal with your error, is beyond silly. In the end it is a mental thing.
What truly matters with a store like GOG, is your downloaded backups, not what is sitting in your library on the cloud. If you have a problem with that, you are doing something wrong.
Perhaps number one, is being hacked.
This has happened a few times here, going by regular reports.
Imagine that someone managed to login to your account, and then deleted your games.
It is one thing to prove your account has been hacked, another to prove games have been removed. And all that means extra work for GOG.
And as GOG know, sometimes folk do stupid things, which they are required to fix.
So a hide option, from their point of view, is less trouble for them.
And to be perfectly honest, I simply don't understand the need to delete a game from your library. If you truly need to do that, then you are doing something wrong, so any blame is completely yours, and expecting GOG to give you an option to deal with your error, is beyond silly. In the end it is a mental thing.
What truly matters with a store like GOG, is your downloaded backups, not what is sitting in your library on the cloud. If you have a problem with that, you are doing something wrong.