Nah it wasn't this one, it was older, something Witcher related if i recall

I have no idea if Poland/the EU have an equivalent regulation to contests as the USA/FTC/FCC does, but it'd be a good idea to get them grilled.

See, in the USA, you have the legal right to demand that contest winners be revealed; and furthermore to peruse further action if there have been none.

Edit/addendum: I'm suggesting that people within the EU use their legal tools to apply pressure on GOG/CDPR.

Yes its called "fair competition" and gog only bothered with it a couple of times before new staff came along.

GOG is sure understaffed. It already know CD projekt moved GOG staff to work on other things.

lol, wut

I found the article again but maybe I misunderstood it. It said CD Projekt has shared its plans for GOG’s future in the wake of the store’s net losses. The company wants to restructure a division, moving some of its employees to the game development team. GOG’s concept will also go back to the roots, focusing on offering DRM-free games.

Now does Gog have a game development team? To me, that would mean moving people to help out with CD red games like cyberpunk.

Edit: The article was from Nov 30, 2021

I sended a message to sysia and the reply was "...today or tomorrow...", so they still remember.

yeah but it is corpo blabla , i never trust those

Two issues there.

Moderators don't organise contests.

And GOG remembering their contests (there have been plenty of reminders) and GOG abiding by the terms and conditions of their contests are two different things.