HunchBluntley: [shrugs] Seems a weird request, but OK. ...But am I supposed to stand in the well, or were you going to stand in the well while I count you?

mrkgnao: Neither. It's not a request, it's a statement. Like "Count Dracula in a Coffin".

mrkgnao: Neither. It's not a request, it's a statement. Like "Count Dracula in a Coffin".

zeogold: I vant to suck your vishlists! Bleh!

...ok, so that was probably one of the stupidest jokes I've made in a while.

Breja: That was painfull. And I laughed at every terrible joke in London Has Fallen.

zeogold: Yeah, I'll admit, it does have a pretty bad bite to it. Drives me batty just thinking about it.

...wait! No! Don't throw me out! I'll be good!

timppu: I do complain. GOG gave it as "all or nothing". I want two-step verification, but not every damn time I log into GOG (from a clean browser).

Why do I seem to be the only person in the universe who thinks two-step verification is most sorely needed for when:

- changing the email address
- changing the password

The rest is less important. I can live with the thought that some hacker was able to log in as me, as long as he can't perform those two actions. After all, what can he do, besides downloading my games, writing trash messages as me, and buy some new games to my GOG account with his own credit card?

Then as long as GOG informs me to email that some evildoer from a new IP address/country logged in as me, I can react myself, like change the password myself, and reset all GOG logins from all sites.

EDIT: Thank god, nightcrawler is thinking similarly as me. Good, I am not alone then, feeling like everyone else had swallowed a crazy pill.

Gnostic: Don't the upvotes in the main thread you said about 2FA only on password and e-mail tell you something?

Breja: You really suck at telling jokes. Makes my blood boil. I told you to stop, but it was all in vein.

zeogold: I usually have good blood jokes unless I make a type-o.

ZFR: GOG can introduce a change that no one will bitch about.

Bookwyrm627: Someone else probably said something to this effect (and I'm too lazy to scan the thread for it), but: You do remember you're on the internet, right?