Hi,

now that gog sells more and more "new" games that get updates from time to time i think its time to improve the way the player gets informations about the updates.

Currently you see that game xy got a update but thats it, everything else is up to the player...
What i think would be a great improvement:

[1] Start to use the "real" game version (at least for newer games) and stop using those cryptic internal verson numbers
[2] Open a thread in every game forum that is sticky where only gog officials write about updates and how to use them (and who needs to update ect.)
[3] Add a "update history" for each game with a changelog
[4] Also inform people about updated "full installers" so they dont download the update if its not neccesary

Just some ideas, i think the current system is awful...
What do you think ?

Agree Agree - but information should be minimal and factual. Disagree - not GOG's job - at most a link to the developers own changelog (if there is one) in the thread discussed in [2] above. Partly agree - it would be enough if it were was known that every time GOG posted an update it also updated the main installer at the same time. Then is becomes a simple rule:
- if you have never installed, use the main installer
- if you have already installed, use the update.

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