That's only part of the changelog. There were two entries that day and the other one was much longer and contained several gameplay changes.

You are correct, I forgot to scroll.

And I thought I got an update flag for Warsow because of the added Linux version. ;P

How can a flag be delayed by more than a week? Do they really add these flags manually?

Yes.

Judas has mentioned repeatedly that he does not set flags for what GOG considers minor changes (e.g. Mac compatibility changes).

So much for "no more extras getting removed from accounts". Though this doesn't seem to be the same case as the previous ones here.


I'd also expect the price of the DLC to change now that the soundtrack is no longer included.


It's definitely not customer friendly. And in GOG's case, if they have indeed implemented a way to prevent extras being removed from accounts when they're removed from the store, I don't see why GOG and the devs didn't agree on just letting people keep the damn thing.



Are your sure that was a good example?

I think so. If it weren't manual, Judas wouldn't have been able to decide whether or not to set a flag.

I do download all my files when I've bought a game (at least I hope lgogdownloader will not fail to get me all the files). But one of the reasons I buy my games from GOG is that I want to have a backup of all my games in one place and not be forced to download things from here and there. That's why I would like to hear some official statement about the yet again changed policy to handle such removals and breaking the "<i>it will not happen again</i>" promise.

It was! Think of all the flags you would have gotten otherwise because of the El Capitano Mac updates. :P

I've seen enough mac compatibility update flags to say that this is not a good example. ;)

Me too, hence the ":P". :)

True, imagine what it'd have been like getting a couple or more such flags each day for 2-3 weeks in a row.

Oh. Now I understand your comment. I forgot that people were troubled by the handful of El Capitan updates back in November (or whenever). Trust me, there have been a lot more Mac updates that did not get a flag.

I think that mrkgnao might have been referring to the Galaxy Mac compatibility updates.

I know there were, but we still got a good chunk of those, not to mention that some were pretty persistent and returned 2-3 times after clearing them. I think that it was the frequency, plus them returning, that got at people.

You're right. Should have picked a different example.

No harm intended. It just shows that sometimes different viewpoints may lead to different impressions. And there's no doubt, when someone knows of all the updates then it's of course our chief update reporter, mrkgnao. :)