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General discussionGames that treat GOG customers as second class citizens v2(1342 posts)(1342 posts)
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Posted 7 hours ago
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ariaspi: I don't know about the other games, but the STALKER series haven't received a patch in probably more than 5 years. Did you actually check what the changes are? Because they have nothing to do with the game itself.
Unfortunately, I do not own it on Steam to check in detail, but maybe someone else who does can check.

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ariaspi: You're actually linking to SpellForce 2 Soundtrack. I don't see any soundtrack for Outcast 1.1 on Steam. Only for Outcast - Second Contact, which is missing on GOG.
Probably a copy & paste error, thanks for info, I have fixed it in main post. The soundtrack itself seems not (or no longer) be available for buying separately.

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Marcel_Rene_Hiller: - The Dream Machine (Steam: 2019-12-09, GOG: 2019-03-12)
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MarkoH01: And here is the changelog for the missing update:
https://steamstore-a.akamaihd.net/news/externalpost/steam_community_announcements/2587811707179901604
Thank you Marko for the missing changelog!

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Fonzer: As i read on steam Spellforce Platinum edition is patched to a more new version but it's more broken as they kinda ruined the game with it's bugs. The gog version is still the better version since it isn't broken that much and is a lower version than on steam.
That's good to know, I was not aware about this fact, thank you for clarifying!
Posted 7 hours ago
Just want to say thanks for all you guys are doing on this matter. However I will also say that, depending on how much time this is eating up in your lives, you might need to let this overarching problem go eventually and just focus on getting missing patches only for games you own (if you aren't already). As much as I like GOG, users have their own lives to live (unless you guys are retired and have tons of free time ;) )
Posted 6 hours ago
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MarkoH01: Download Harran DLC on Galaxy 2 without any problems - just tried it.
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Fairfox: aaaah i am usin' not-2.
Unfortunately I cannot test it with Galaxy 1 without uninstalling Galaxy 2 before - so somebody else has to do this.
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tfishell: Just want to say thanks for all you guys are doing on this matter. However I will also say that, depending on how much time this is eating up in your lives, you might need to let this overarching problem go eventually and just focus on getting missing patches only for games you own (if you aren't already). As much as I like GOG, users have their own lives to live (unless you guys are retired and have tons of free time ;) )
In fact imo it should be the other way around. Everybody, owning the game or not, should contact the devs/publishers to make noise and show them that it is a serious matter and not one to be dismissed easily. Just imagine being a publisher and you get hundreds of complaint about missing updates ... it's a different thing than just dealing with one annoying customer.
Post edited 6 hours ago by MarkoH01
Posted 4 hours ago
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MarkoH01: In fact imo it should be the other way around. Everybody, owning the game or not, should contact the devs/publishers to make noise and show them that it is a serious matter and not one to be dismissed easily. Just imagine being a publisher and you get hundreds of complaint about missing updates ... it's a different thing than just dealing with one annoying customer.
I definitely agree if you own the game and are directly affected by missing updates. I just don't want some folks to feel the need to carry the weight of, like, all missing updates on GOG.
Posted 4 hours ago
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MarkoH01: In fact imo it should be the other way around. Everybody, owning the game or not, should contact the devs/publishers to make noise and show them that it is a serious matter and not one to be dismissed easily. Just imagine being a publisher and you get hundreds of complaint about missing updates ... it's a different thing than just dealing with one annoying customer.
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tfishell: I definitely agree if you own the game and are directly affected by missing updates. I just don't want some folks to feel the need to carry the weight of, like, all missing updates on GOG.
Why do you have to own a game to help in getting games? It's not much work to help and helping others is even better than just helping yourself, won't you agree?
Posted 4 hours ago
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Like many others I would like to thank you for your work. However I have a small suggestion if it doesn't seem too silly to you: could you add in the google spreadsheet the e-mail addresses of the studios related to the games in question. For example for grandia I wanted to contact gungho several times by email and I had to search a lot to find the right address to contact them. This will allow more gog users to solicit the developers... I hope so. Thanks anyway.
Posted 3 hours ago
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tfishell: I definitely agree if you own the game and are directly affected by missing updates. I just don't want some folks to feel the need to carry the weight of, like, all missing updates on GOG.
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MarkoH01: Why do you have to own a game to help in getting games? It's not much work to help and helping others is even better than just helping yourself, won't you agree?
Basically what I'm trying to convey is don't feel obligated to do it if you have more important things to do, basically. :P I speak from wanting to help out on some things here and having to pull back because I have others things I want to focus on more. I guess this is just kinda generic life advice.
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