Also if it occurs again, this will be the last time as a customer to invest in gog games. (episode 3)

I had to click on "new post" to see the whole title. It's way too long, bro.

Here's a thought, maybe don't purchase games before they're released complete and bugfixed. This Early Access, Episodic, Season Pass, Pre-Order stuff is anti-consumer, it ONLY benefits the publishers/devs. Patients is a virtue, the instant gratification crowd is one major group that has allowed the games industry to curbstomp consumer rights...

GOG.com often meets quite a bit of resistance from developers, either with higher prices or delayed releases, because they are inherently hostile to anything DRM free.
By not investing in GOG.com essentially you are handing them the victory, waiting 24 hours more isn't that much to ask really, it's not like it's such a bad delay.

I sincerely cannot conceive of buying older games on Steam, at least here they tend to work at a base level, on steam stuff tends not to work at all and unless the developers themselves take an interest stuff never gets fixed.
And I tend to buy newer game here too when I get the chance. This too.
The only Early Access title I've ever bought was House of The Dying Sun, but that one was more or less complete and was lacking only some minor added features (a few achievements and the "wave clearing mode", nothing major) and was of a genre I'm always hungry for anbd wanted to sustain it.
And I think I've preordered only the two Monkey Island on Steam because I never had a legal copy of those and they still weren't here because the late Lucasarts was already going down the drain.

Though regarding episodic stuff might not actually be a bad thing in some cases, this is my first telltale after the first season of Sam & Max and Tales of Monkey island (which I bought already collected) and I'm not disliking this montly installment thing, but then again, episode 3 was already out when I bought it, YMMV I guess.

I understand where you're coming from but his is an episodic game. No matter what platform it's on, you're going to do a lot of waiting. I'd much rather buy it on GOG DRM free and receive it a day or two late - than to buy it on Steam and have to ask for permission to play it.

Seriously, are you going to die if you don't play right now to a game ?

I am frustrated as well, as a batman fanatic but common, i am able to wait a few days more.

nah, already played the codex ver
no problem here

I'm not awfully mad. but I am slightly ticked off.
It makes no sense for the game reaching GOG days later, and this crap needs to stop, i'm very sure its my last telltales game on GOG, only reason I bought it here was because I bought season 1 here, the no DRM doesnt really thickly me.

Its like you and your girlfriend both order a Coca Cola in a restaurent from 2 diffrent waiters.
Hers brings her coca cola straight away, mine is standing behind the counter holding it in her hand smiling at me saying it will come soon!

That's not really an accurate assessment because the services themselves (like GoG) do not define when the developers get patches to them.

Also the GoG "waiter" doesn't spit in your drink before it reaches the table which the DRM and frequently poor customer service of places like steam and ea most certainly do.

The delay isn't fun, but that's something to take up with Telltale directly because it's their release schdule.

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