nightcraw1er.488: Well, the changelog relly is being highlighted as a total mess and waste of time. Ther is another thread on The Witcher, whereby new version have had compatability settings applied, however this is not in the changelog - by their own company!!
Also, I am just going through the backlog of 35 or so updates, what am I seeing, for some games example: KKND2, there is no changelog. How can there be an update without a changelog? What has been changed? For the vast majority of the others, there is a changelog, but with no recent entry or some completely vague entries, here is an example for Anodyne:
Update 1.521 (14Mar2019)
This patch might fix smearing/ghosting/bleeding issues with the Big Picture Mode steam overlay. If someone could verify this that'd help a lot, thanks!
Also, I am looking into fixing controller issues eventually (like D-Pad on PS4) but no guarantee I'll be able to. Thank you for your patience and support.
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First, what has updated recently? Second, what does some steam function have to do with GOG?
What does: [WIN] updated internal installer structure, no changes to game files
Actually mean? Certainly in the case of Wizardry 8 it means some content was removed, and the wrapper engine was updated.
Spend less time pushing galaxy features like cloud saves into
offline installers and there might be time to fix things like this.
Seconded, well said. To add on, I haven't seen one of these in a while but I also like when the "update" is something along the lines of "the name of 'the_file' has now been changed to "thefile".
I was recently backing up my offline installers and wanted to see what changed in updates. I had to go through the "what did just update topic", the individual game forums, and even visit Scheme forums and wikis.
I feel reassured by a message I got from GOG support re: Deus Ex Mankind Divided's DLC issue. But prior to that, and to anyone else who had different experience, it would feel like they're almost ashamed of the offline installers.