Hey, that's still a win in Hitman.

They won't tolerate "review bombing," but they're perfectly happy to tolerate the vitriolic trolling from users like Krogan. I think I've seen all I need to see here.

We won't tolerate this behavior from a store, consider my patronage revoked. Bye.

The last "GOG core principle" is alive and well. It states: "GOGMixes will return". It will never die.

So when can we get extra missions. Weapons without internet?

(preface to mods reading: this post isn't disputing mod actions)

One should just assume that everything that GOG does/doesn't do is company policy, as that's likely correct.
(imo this is confirmed by things like the way the forum staff's posting is so controlled by higher ups)



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According to GOG: Soon(tm)

Jokes aside, they said they're looking into it for the next few weeks.

Well said.

Another example, I have 3 games in my basket at the time I am typing this reply.
Three games from current sales.
Any other time I would have already clicked the "buy button" and finish the transaction.
Now I am waiting for GOG to do something about this, seriously do something. If they don't by the time the sale ends in a day or two, I will simply remove the games from the basket. That's 3 sales lost, just from me now. I was also planning on buying the rest of the Star Trek games which were recently released, so that's another 6 or so sales lost. That's just from me.

Good job GOG.

I am someone who has bought over 1600 games here and I had no plan on stopping buying games from here for hopefully decades to come.

Good job GOG.

In the same boat, I was gonna buy 2 or 3 games from the sales this weekend but I'm just holding off for now until an official response from GOG, that response will dictate where I spend money moving forward.

So the short and honest version is "Take it or leave it", as expected.
That's why I rarely come to this shop anymore, and of course because the old core principles that made this shop relevant have been betrayed for years now.

I'm actually happy with that. I think many of us have written off expecting a GOG release of many modern online server-centric AAA games anyway. For me it was somewhere around 2015-2016 when things began to noticeably change (eg, for Square Enix games, the difference between Deus Ex Human Revolution vs Mankind Divided's attempt at introducing (online-locked) "pay per play DLC" and "tiered pre-orders"). The GOG version of that had offline installer issues for that reason, and although it was patched, it sent a "warning signal" to those listening of difficulties with future "partial online service" games. Personally I'd rather have more Indie's and older games done right than half failed attempts at bringing "online service" based AAA's here and making a huge mess of the store in the process like this one.

Same. I'm not exactly hard boycotting GOG but there's a couple of games on the wishlist on sale that I'm just going to leave there without buying this weekend, at least until they make it more clear which direction they're going with this. If they just shrug and walk away from it on the feeble excuse of "our DRM-Free guarantee is not even whole single player games anymore, merely 'core' parts of them", I'll be cutting way back on future spending. For older games I own on disc (and I have a lot, most of which I had the foresight to source a clean working NoCD when I bought them years ago), I've also reached the point where I don't see buying a GOG version anyway to "support" them as something I'll be doing anymore until they get a grip of themselves.

That is sadly pathetic and cowardly. If you can't stand the heat GOG, stay the fuck out of the kitchen. As if it didn't make them look bad already they just had to shutdown discussion of it on the trailer. Apparently they cannot handle the truth of the matter and would rather silence valid criticisms.

There is, for me, not much difference between a dictatirship country and a company that are getting negative responses. Both just shut down the possibility to discuss their actions, because they get unwanted answers and criticism.
If the answers they are getting are in line with what they like, everything is fine.

Someone is not the best selling game on the store anymore :D

Disabling comments on the release trailer... yeah that is totally the normal, healthy action of an innocent company who've done nothing wrong. Totally not an admission of guilt in any way.

Cowards.

Well this is truly disappointing, GOG is going downhill.

Edit :

*facepalm*

This only can end in two ways, doing nothing and waiting the storm pass away or making an update for the game with the online content as a patch offline (as i understand from this game is not possible or very difficult because of the core game should be modified. Then the HITMAN version from gog would be the best of all versus Steam or Epic version. We will see. I don´t see Gog deleting the game of his page.