Hey, you changed your avatar? Awww...
What I did not like about AVWW was the blandness of the graphics, the tedium, precise jumping and the one hit and it's over minigames.

Game seem to follow same general route with variance from procedual generation (placement of buildings, walls, defences etc.) and RNG (amount of huntable game, spawning of merchant and what tool it supplies, where attacks come from etc.). Longest survival I've seen is bit beyond day 30 (32 I think) that ended with the above mentioned disasterous raid on portal and subsequent zerg rush retaliation.

What are people so annoyed about other people complaining about regional pricing?! The point isn't that GOG gives us store credit, the point is that us buying regionally priced games will only encourage the practice.

GOG has established that in order for more games with DRM to come in they'd have to give in to the practice, but that doesn't make it alright. So stop being assholes and let people complain when they want to complain.

It's better than that one dude always saying "I got this shit on steam not buying lulz".

I think people are annoyed about this particular user making, more or less, the same post on every release thread. Well, and the fact that he now proceeded to add "Oh well, I'll just torrent it lulz" to his usual standard reply.

And hey, anyone bothered by the whole regional pricing affair always has the option to simply not buy such games. Just as everyone else has the right to buy them anyway, as long as the price seems reasonable. Freedom!

Also, randomly calling people assholes doesn't make you look all that good.

Doh! I should have visited Raw Fury's website before posting. :D

I like how this game plays out. Been watching my favourite YTer play this, and the 'not holding your hand at all, figure it out for yourself' approach is fantastic. Probably not a big hit with the mainstream audience though, as there are plenty of complaints about 'is there an ending? why aren't you telling me?' or 'how come I can't do this? what am I doing wrong?' whaaa.

Just imagine if we didn't have regional pricing. The majority of titles from the last year or two wouldn't be here. I'm willing to accept that SMALL compromise to have more games come to GOG.

Like you said, everyone has the choice to buy these games. In saying that, it seems they are selling just fine.

Well as they say, It's not a real gog release without the regional pricing post or the guy (once thought to be a bot) informing everyone they already own the game at that other location that we dare not speak of

Let me play the devil's advocate....
Just imagine if we didn't have an always online client needed to run games, the majority of titles wouldn't be available....

One price to all was one of the funding stones of GOG. If you have been here a long time, chances are you liked this and saw it as something other stores should follow, not the other eay around.

I'm also pissed when I see another nail in the coffin, specilally for indie games. If this is a practice you think it's wrong it's not unusual to be pissed to have to "support" this practice if you really want to play the offending game. Not diferent than say, buying a game which is only available drmed.

Regarding the game, i ser it as 10€ + 1€ in store crédito. I'm guessing it's the same value in Germany, but I don't earn the same as guys from there, so, please, forgive me when I sound pissed because of another game pulling this crap on me.

Regional pricing -- while it might suck for people forced to pay more than the baseline price -- is a one-time issue relevant only at point of sale; DRM lasts until and unless the developer/publisher/distributor decide to remove it. DRM is without a doubt the worse of the two problems from a long-term perspective, hence GOG's compromise. It's also worth noting that most of the "good old games" sold here are still flat priced except for the Russian/ex-Soviet state discount.

Wait... why was there a complaint about regional pricing for this when that's still a pretty damn low price for a game? Others with regional pricing were well over 30 dollars and some such.

Thinking about getting this one myself but waiting a while to see if there's anything else I need to be getting before the end of the month.


..to the one(s) just saying they're going to pirate this or other games because they aren't absolutely dirt cheap... go back to your corner and stay there. :/ Entitled little brats. Cripes. So sick of this shit.

That's precisely how I felt. I had a lot of problems with Sunless Sea at launch because it felt a lot like that (thankfully its outstanding gameplay and presentation more than made up for that), but I've just about had it with games that don't recognize your invested time by at least offering the player some form of permanent progression. Even Sunless Sea had that, in some form.

What doesn't help is the fact that, from what I read in this game's Eurogamer review, there's practically no tutorial and no clear path to a win condition; you just have to figure it all out through trial and error.

I know a lot of people like this sort of thing, and more power to 'em for their preference. But I'll also likely end up waiting for a sale to pick this up.

Which one? One used to do that and another one use to go on about another store like it was the best thing since sliced bread...lol (both on a gog release thread)

I've played the flash version online, and it's pretty fun. This version isn't flash is it? I hope not.

This for me is the problem, very uncool.