Pheace: The quote implies regional pricing was offered, which directly contradicts the post I quoted "gog refused regional pricing for them".
Varied vs fixed is another argument.
Well, if you put it that way - but I assume you're well aware that "regional pricing" is mostly used around here to describe significantly different prices in different regions, not equal prices in different currencies (because in the latter sense, every game on GOG is 'regionally priced' now).
What we're doing here is nitpicking, it's not either or, like I said above, it's the combination of regional pricing and local currencies that causes the problems, no matter with which words it is expressed. Nordic would be okay with flat pricing if there was only one currency, and they would be okay with different currencies if there was fixed regional pricing even for their older games (as exemplified by the Nordic games that are still sold here).