There's a bit of that, I guess.

But my issue is that if you care about the deals, it's a colossal waste of time.. you literally have to spend days just constantly checking the deals. It doesn't respect people's time. Of course, people have the option to not participate. That doesn't make it a good sale format however.

And then it feels rather unfair towards people who don't get to spend their days glued to a screen. Should we punish people who have a job so hard?

That's true : )

I somehow doubt it since Steam Summer sale starts on June 23rd, which means we will have Summer sale here on GOG in 2-3 weeks from now. I hope we get some goodies as well during the sale. *winks at GOG team for Oblivion & Fallout releases*

I see. Well, I happen to like the tension and the 'just one more game' feeling when keeping an eye on the sales, but I can certainly understand that other people don't.

Apparently 2017 will leave insomnia fans heart broken.

I hope gog will make up for it in 2018! BIG time!

I can't speak for the "Insomnia fans" but personally I'm not very Keane on the idea.

I keane see what you did there.

they usually have one around xmas ...... I wonder if theres one for 2017 ......

You two sound very jacked up and i keane not understand anything ;p.Cheers

Actually, the last few times they've had them, it's always been in the spring/later winter; either way, early in the new year. I don't believe there's ever been an Insomnia sale in December (which would be a rather poor time to do one -- for both customers and staff -- given how busy many people are with family-related stuff).

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I liked the insomnia sales. I thought it was a fun idea and I miss it.

It sure was hectic at times but as you say a very fun and addictive way of getting games.Maybe we get something similar after Christmas ;).Cheers

the infamous keening sale was done a week or two before xmas