I hear tinyE is the guy to ask about that sort of thing.

I'll dumb it down for you.
These are simple re-skins, at most an adapted mesh or two, maybe worth 10 cents if it was all done fresh without reusing any existing content.

It took so little time and effort from the devs, it falls under the VFM of 1 single cent.
Therefore it's DLC using he standard set by CDPR, and thus Worth nothing at all.

Look at Hearts of Stone £7.99 from CDPR that's VFM content and an Expansion.
These three re-skins are £5.97, can you accept they are VFM = 75% of Hearts of Stone.

I can't they don't even reach the VFM of 1 cent, that makes them worthless and thus DLC.

For one thing, when I replied to guppy, I was assuming he was asking about getting the soundtrack directly from GOG already in the form of standalone files (such as the OGGs that were removed); as far as I know, the topic helpfully linked by Flaose (and which I already alluded to in my earlier reply to Magmarock, which I assume you didn't read) deals with (among other things) how to extract the music from the ISO included in one of the versions and use those newly-created (not GOG-provided) standalone music files in the game (or, alternatively, get the game to recognize the ISO as the physical disc and play music straight from that). (No, I haven't re-read all ten pages of that thread, but I feel comfortable in assuming no one has found any other ready-to-play standalone version of the soundtrack lying around in other folders of the game...and no, I don't consider an ISO to be ready-to-play.)
Moreover, was it really necessary to make one of your brusque "corrections" linking to a post which appeared immediately above another person's reply to me (and which I would have to have been half-blind to miss)? :/

Yes, I missed that.

No need. There isn't anything new.

I actually thought you might not have been aware of it. Clearly I was very wrong, and completely misunderstood what you were talking about. Doesn't the reply show up on a different page depending on the page settings? Anyway, I didn't know how closely you were following this thread. (Closer than me certainly)

It just irked me to see you make that rather haughty-sounding post with a link that was not only to an earlier post in the same thread (and it's not a tremendously long thread, if you started following it early), but one which actually reinforced, rather than refuted, what I had been saying. I am sorry if I jumped down your throat, but if you must go all "Check your facts. [link] [drops mic, walks away]", at least make sure you've checked your own first, and know the context of the discussion you're entering.
(This kind of thing is the exact reason why I usually don't post to a thread until and unless I've compulsively read the whole thing to date -- with obvious exceptions for long-running threads numbering in the hundreds or thousands of pages, or some exceptionally fast-moving topics, such as Insomnia threads.)

They shouldn't in this case. Flaose's post was #138, tremere110's reply that pinged me was #139; the only "posts per page" setting that's not a multiple of 10 is "15", which should still not divide those two particular posts.

Wait, what?

Isn't it shortchanging the DLC's at least a little bit by ignoring that each one also adds "blueprints" for new weaponry?

Or are those also just simple re-skins? Or, useless weaponry?

(I'm not being a smartass here; it just looks like there's a wee bit more than just the paint jobs and outfits, and wouldn't that also play into the value equation?)

So GOG... When are you going to sell the base game in Japan? It's out on Steam. As it is, only selling the DLC in Japan and not the base game is all kinds of silly. While I expect such from Steam, surely you can be better.

Thank you for the reply. It's good to know about the shareware version. I never knew that. :)

This is great news! Thank you for posting this. You've made me very happy. Have a great weekend! :)

Glad to help :) Have a great weekend as well!

To be clear, I bought the shareware CD-ROM when it was brand-new; I have no idea if all later shareware versions included the original music (or if there even WERE any later editions -- shareware as a concept was already on the decline when Quake came out).

You are reading far more into that than what was put in it. Seriously, there was no mic dropping going on. I did check a few pages back by the way, after having read through initially, as it's unusual you would post something wrong. I did miss seeing your earlier post. With the additional context it's obvious what you meant there.
No, right. I decided we were talking about Flaose's post yesterday. I was on fire.

That's the main problem with communicating solely through text (especially in very terse messages, like you're fond of) -- there's an almost total loss of tone. One can come off like a jerk when only trying to be jocular, especially when the personality of the poster isn't known to the reader (and I don't know yours). (I realize some people really dislike emoticons/emojis/emotes/[etc.], but they are useful in broadly conveying tone in text.)

Anyway, don't worry about it -- like I said, it was annoying, but I was probably being oversensitive anyway. I just sometimes get a bit sick of all the "informational accuracy one-upsmanship" that takes place in geek culture (and, therefore, in this forum =D ). It's one of the reasons I do compose my posts so carefully -- so I don't have to fend off legions of correctors and nit-pickers (some generally helpful and friendly, such as Grargar and JMich; some...less so).

It ain't easy being cheesy.

Any News about "Crash Test Skin Pack" DLC?

Yes.