Alot of games won't work with Intel integrated graphics in alot of laptops and cheaper desktops.

Pretty much what crazy_dave said, he acted like the game does not work on Win7 when it does. Because of that it goes from a "GOG is selling games that don't work on Win7" to "oh man my computer has an issue with Nox." Different thing.

I see no point of discussing this issue until creator of this topic won't answer some questions about config and titles of other games. It is really not polite to throw such accusations and stand silent when community tries to react and help.

Indeed Nox works on win7 home premium (laptop, core quad 2GHz, ATI Radeon Mobility HD4850).

The replies don't need to be helpful to be relevant.

The thread title is "I'm beginning to think GOG is scamming customers" and the OP says things like "So it doesn't take a rocket scientist for GOG to know that many of us have Windows 7 and yet I have now paid for 4 games that will not run AT ALL on Windows 7."

So obviously a reply saying "It works on my Windows 7" is very relevant and indeed a proper reply, because it's pointing out that those statements are false and that the problems are on the OP's end and not with Windows 7/Nox in general.

Some games take some work to get those working but mostly answers lies in those game threads. Another thing is trying to use widescreen mods or something, then there can be just more problems.
Also, like in my baldurs gate if I have forced vsync on with d3d overrider, it flickers like hell and 3d-enhancements won't work.
And most recen't which isn't a gog-game. Deus Ex: hr won't start if I have msi afterburner on.

Little problems escalate in time to a bigger problems. But how much time we have? Who knows.