But no option for those of us who bought the game earlier to get the upgrade discounted or something, right?

Still hoping to see DL2 here soon

Absolutely shocked Techland went full on DRM Delusion with DL2

Is this version really complete ? No missing DLC or exclusive stuffs from Steam ?

Thanks for the free upgrade.

Se agradece que los que tenemos la versión Platinum Edition sea gratuito.

Muchas gracias, este es el camino a seguir.

Saludos

Cool move, thank you for the free upgrade! :)

It seems to be missing the Harran Military Rifle DLC. It doesn't show up in a site search either so maybe we never had it. Or is it hidden in some other DLC?

https://www.gog.com/forum/dying_light/harran_military_rifle_dlc/post2

Nice discount. What I personally want is Dead Island Def. Ed. though.

I have the Harran Military Rifle add-on. Don't know how long it was available to GOG users. I don't think they advertised it either. The rifle does drop during certain events but it's not that great. There are much better ones available. Like some of the other Gemly things, it might be rolled into the base game now. If not, GOG should definitely ask for owners to receive the add-on.

Also no discount for people who have the components of it. GOG needs to move its catalog to a tree structure.

Can we stop it with the "Definitive Edition Final Version 2.0 Patched-up Amped Revision Follow-up" kind of releases already... this great game has been milked to death. Let it rest as a classic already, Techland, and focus on the sequel.

Ah, and bring the Chrome games to GOG already :P.

P.S.: You're not missing out on anything by simply playing the Enhanced Edition of the game, FYI. Just some fancy skins and custom weapons (and there are plenty already in the base game).

I agree with both statements.

So Enhanced Edition owners are left with no upgrade path to Definite Edition, assuming one would want to purchase it.

This is what generally sucks with GOG's naturally, everchanging, evolving game-editions: at least in Steam there's quite often possibility to upgrade to so-called higher-tier edition and getting discount worth the content one already owns, based on basegame + possible separate DLCs.

Definite Edition costs 14.89 euros
Enhanced Edition costs 11.99 euros,
Buying all the DLCs left separetely to manually "upgrade" to Definitive Edition, only 26.91 euros.

So better charge owners of older editions full price than offer upgrade at reasonable price like 2.9 euros?

And this comment is not just regarding Dying Light but targeted at GOG's general arbitrary basegame + dlc, endless editions-jungle and how customers who happened to buy either just the basegame, or some older edition eventually are completely ignored when newer editions appear.