Don't provoke him, he might outlook you! With Outlook! It's used by compagnies!

I don't have email.

Doesn't matter. He can do PROGRAMMER STUFF. >shudder<

Yes well, we've already given him more attention that he deserves. We must move on, though I'm still keeping that list of names in case I'm ever in Quebec.

You sound like you need some sleep there, champ. You're typing like a crazy person. I own 100+ games, satisfactorily.

You can easily see what languages are included on the game card, and select the language you want when installing.

So how would that work with multipart games like The Witcher 3? Would on big red DOWNLOAD!!!!!-button initiate 14 simultaneous downloads with your web browser (8 for the main game, and 6 for the DLCs)? I am not even fully sure how easy that is to achieve or whether it would be frowned upon, starting lots of simultaneous web browser downloads with one click? Feels like some kind of malware joke site that would suddenly launch dozens of pop-up windows when you accidentally click on one button. i am pretty sure many newbies would become frightened and confused if one click would open 14 download dialog windows in their browser.

Or is your point that there should be no multipart games, but e.g. The Witcher 3 (non-GOTY version) should be in one big 14.4 GB file that you have to download in one swoop, with one click? How about the extras, should they be added to that one file as well, or would they be a separate download? (Of course adding all the DLCs to the same download wouldn't be feasible because some people have not bought all the DLCs.)

Or is your complaint just that GOG is using http links on the download page, and not "Download!"-buttons with each separate The Witcher 3 file? So The Witcher 3 download page should have 14 download buttons (+ 29 other download buttons for the extras)? Yeah I guess it is less apparent now because you have to have enough IQ to click on a plain http link and not a download button, but on the flip side you only need to learn that once. After all, this forum doesn't have "VIEW MESSAGE!" buttons in each discussion thread either, but somehow you were able to end up into this thread by clicking a mere http link to open this very thread. Magic?

I am personally against the idea there would be separate download buttons after each file, that would just make the download pages more cluttered.

I am not convinced even you yourself know what exactly you are asking, but i guess it is good to ponder about these things.

A reasonable, reasoning discussion on how to improve the experience of using this website is not a bad idea and we who have been here for a long while have become blind to some things. Maybe timppu's idea of a button to start the download of all the game parts is not the dumbest idea. Here is where the programmers can come in and solve the how to or shoot it down.

Well, the games here are DRM free, meaning once you have downloaded them you can theoretically install and play them forever without having to go to your account page again, so it is kind of understandable that they don't have an unlimited refund policy - with Steam you can refund a game no questions asked if you played it less than two hours total, but then it is removed from your account and you can't play it any more (usually). Here, if a game was to be removed from your account and you already downloaded it, you can still play it, and so this would be an easy thing to exploit. Being DRM free already entails the possibility that people simply copy the installers and give them to others for free (even though that is also against their policy, but they just have to trust their users on that), so I can certainly understand that at least they don't want to refund the one copy that was actually bought (meaning that people who copy installers for others may also be likely to exploit an unlimited refund policy). You can see the languages a game is available in on the individual game's pages before buying and then choose the language before downloading. Not sure if there is an option to automatically download all games in a certain language, if available, as I almost always play them in English (unless it is a German game), and I for one are annoyed that I have to change the language to English every time I install a game through Steam, so this goes both ways. Granted, it is possible to change the language on Steam after installing a game, but I would appreciate it if I could specify a preferred language for downloading games (and such a feature would also be useful here, although I would not really need it as most games already come in the language I want).

Anyway, while, as I said before, GOG is certainly not perfect, I am glad that not everything is automatic and one-click (at least not yet). In times where users have less and less control over what the devices they use actually do (while the companies selling them claim that it is all in the interest of the user), I can live with having to do one or two extra clicks to get my game here, as long as I get to choose how I want it to be. You want easy - use the client, as others have pointed out. But having different choices is a good thing, not a bad one.

"thats outlook, used by compagnies"
"thats programmer stuff"

Sweet lord a'mighty, I almost died laughing.
I'm so glad I witnessed this.

I know, right? It's good to see the forum can still deliver.

I mean, when I first saw this, my first inclination was like "ok, maybe I should help this guy out a bit, he's gonna get nothing but jokes and he's obviously bad at English" and then I saw the picture and just lost it. First he complains about the lack of simplicity despite saying he doesn't want Steam, then he says he's a PROGRAMMER and even sends a picture for "proof" and somehow can't figure out how to download his games...Outlook is somehow proof he works for "compagnies", he doesn't get the money-back guarantee (I'm guessing he doesn't understand what DRM-free is)...I just...don't....
Is this some kind of troll but actually willing to attach his face to it, is his English really that bad, or is he just seriously this crazy?

We get it. You're annoyed that you can't get your game in your first language. No need to start calling GOG 'stupid' just because you've had a bad time here. Go calm down and come back when you're ready for us to help you - or if you've really had enough just don't come back.
'Programmer stuff' isn't something a programmer would say!

Jeeze, -5.

He's not going to be able to post any more pictures of him giving us the finger while he does programming stuff.