How can we play it? This is the first time i regret to have gotten GOG rather than Steam version.

I just got an update of an unspecified size.
Was this Beta 1.1?


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Sorry, this was a dumb question, I just saw it was not 1.1 beta but 1.016.

I agree, I am really disappointed that we don't have access to the beta.

on the bright side we don't get to be a guinea pig for all the bugs introduced by the beta. it will be out next week anyway.

Point made InEffect, I mean we waited this long anyway, right? I'm just itcing to get back in and play.

I'm in playing right now. Just finished the Season of Bloom, no bugs so far. :)


What I mean, don't be afraid to play, unless you are already in Ch5.

Unfortunately I cannot play for 3 weeks because of a game-stopping bug that is not fixed yet.

Has anyone actually looked to see if there's a beta version to try at GOG? I'm not a Galaxy user or I would try myself. For other games I see that you have to go to: More | Settings | Beta Channels On

Worth checking, I just looked, with beta channel on there is only "default" so I don't think it's active for gog users at this time. Thanks though, I would have laughed myself stupid if I'd of found out it was there the whole time.

Hey GoG any idea of whether&when we'll got the beta ??

DEvelopers said it will take too much time to make beta for GOG, so only steam users will be able to test stuff.

I also don't see the point of having two testing platforms.

Let them release unstested patches on Steam and proper updates for the release version here.

They better release proper hotfixes then

and then people complain that they missed a patch and have to re-download a game. there is no winning with you people.

Isn't that a fact of life playing PC games a mass of code the size of an encyclopedia...Nearly infinite variations in Hardware/software configuration in the operating platforms[i I couldn't play Fallout 4 for over a year because a photo screensaver was disrupting it and no one could figure it out][/i]

This game shouls have been delayed a few weeks they obviously weren't readyAnd we are going to be seeing this a lot with smaller developers and crowd funding...But in their defense a freind of mine (A mathmetician and economy major) estimated that to taking a normal big budget game to a true 95% compatibility would bump the cost per unit to something like $500us and every % highter would at least double that And this game is far from the worst I've seen Remember LionheartOr fallout NV with 30% of buyers unable to play for rate forweeks to months?