Are those 18,000 games you reference all open-world RPGs or potential fits for GOG's audience? Do those 18,000 games all have developers and publishers willing to provide the game completely DRM-free?

Don't waste your time and "rep", because his "friends" without their own opinions and guts will downvote your post anyway.

His only goal in this topic is to provoke a conflict, isn't it obvious?

A thread about a game featuring pirates turns into a powder keg.

Well, I have no interest in this so I won't give the wishlist entry my vote but wish those of you who do want it luck in eventually getting it here on GOG.

That's the main point of this topic!

I just shared the game and some backstory about it, but I didn't want to force anyone to vote for it if they are not interested. It's clearly stated in the first post.

I'm very sorry that this topic was completely misinterpreted, "thanks" to one toxic psycho.

Don't sweat it too much. I didn't get the impression you were forcing anyone's hand to vote in favor of it.

I think either he or his(or gog's) more "hardcore" fans are doing it....as when I replied to him(mostly civilly) in the wizardry: labyrinth of lost souls thread I got mass low rated and he was untouched and even HIGH RATED while insulting me openly.

I reported this creature to GOG. They did nothing. This creature keeps insulting everyone. Folks, I urge you to report his behaviour to GOG.

And then take a look at a Steam profile with the exact same user name.

Steam profile: 10889 games owned, 445 games wishlisted (including Cyberpunk 2077)
GOG profile: 1669 games owned, 19 games wishlisted (missing Cyberpunk 2077)

I can't prove whether the Steam profile and the GOG profile are the same loser, but I think it's most likely.

This creature is a compulsive hoarder of video games.

Look into the thread called "Wizardry: Labyrinth of Lost Souls is coming to Steam", last posting from 11th November 2019. Exact same behaviour. GOG did nothing against this creature.

Sadly gog will likely do link related: Why does that matter, though? Hoarding does not make one bad in and of itself, you know. :)

(Also BTW I sent ya a friend invite awhile back.....if ya want you can accept it so we can chat)

I'm sick and tired of jerks like you going around insulting me...
Funny how you reported me after your own namecalling in that thread and here you go insulting me again. Congratulations. I am reporting you and OHMYGODJCABOMB for your harassment.

No one should be going around calling people mentally insane like you two jerks.

And fools like you shouldn't going around insulting people after the insults both of you yourselves engage in.

Everyone knows that this thread, the Wizardry thread and the Grimoire thread are exactly the same. Forumites with zero business sense complaining about GoGs curation over bad games they rejected. This thread and this game has sunk to new lows, because you seemed to find what might be the worst game made in the last 5 years.

I hope you enjoy your bans. I presented the truth and facts in this thread. The OP is no stranger to the "Games GoG Has Turned Down" thread. It is very obvious exactly what people like him and you are doing in your constant complaints....

I can't speak for others, but I appreciate you doing so. I wasn't really aware of this game, but am now interested. Since I refuse to use DRMed stores like Scheme (my pet name for the monopoly store), I want it to come here to GOG DRM-free.

And surely I'm not the only one on this forum that has a monthly subscription to Humble Bundle and uses a Group Buy to pick up other games for pennies on the dollar and I have been doing this for years. It's also why I'm knowledgeable about how these bundles completely devalue games for sale on GoG. Look what happened to Windward. As soon as they bundled the game, the sales almost completely stopped here. But now a bunch of fools with zero business sense are imploring GoG to reconsider their rejection of this title as they insult and belittle anyone talking sense about the true quality of these games.

In fact, that is the point I was making in this thread. 500,000-1,000,000 people own Vendetta on Steam because they have been giving it away and some people want that terrible game here selling at $29.99 despite the fact they had to give it away everywhere to have any owners on Steam and the extra keys can be bought for pennies. Yet only 162 verified owners have left a review. That tells you exactly the problem with this game. It's a game to laugh at because it's so bad it's hard to believe. Not something any of these people are really going to buy for $29.99...

Why does it bother you so much what other people want? I am genuinely curious....why do you seem to have such an interest in what others think? Why does it matter in the grand scheme of things?
(Also again quality is subjective in most cases)

No one here has said it should be priced at 29.99, and also the number of reviews is irrelevant....not everyone can be bothered to spend the time to write a review for most things they buy.

I really doubt that GOG staff will ban someone for wanting to share information about the games that they like.

You have presented the misinformation about this topic (including the "fact" that I want to force someone to do something against GOG), and I will easily prove it if necessary.

It's more likely that you will get yours for everything that you posted in this topic to me and other users (for example, kai2). GOG staff are not blind and I'm sure they see who the real provocateur is.

Bully for you. But please look on the other side: there are users here, myself included, who would not subscribe to Humble or pay even a couple pennies for a Scheme game (ANY Scheme game, even the ones that you approve of). Such folks here have thus been shut out from this particular game so far.

As for $29.99 price tag, I don't know the game well enough to know if that is fair or not, but there is certainly a possibility it would be priced lower as a newer, DRM-free edition, just like exactly what happened with Grimoire when it released on itch (might I add that is a game you have seemed fond of "overpricing" in other, similar discussions).