I feel like if they are charging basically full price for an update, then they can eat some butt. Unless they are adding a literal entire games worth of content thats equal to the amount that Skyrim itself added in its original form, then they can charge that much. If they are simply just adding a ton of mods that other people made and compiling them into one update and then charging you full price, they are basically having you pay them to do what you could do for free. I know some of the mods need updates and don't have them outside of this DLC, but honestly, they shouldn't be charging you even close to full price. Maybe 20 bucks max. I'm tired of gaming companies just selling the same old thing over and over and charging full price for it, we should just stop buying the shit from them and they'll be forced to come out with something new... that is unless you are all fine with just buying the same thing over and over again. Games do this because people still pay them money when they release it, so they now know that people will buy the same thing over and over if there is a change in the title, even if the game virtually is the same.
Great setting, I really wish there was some type of spin-off of this game or extra material to go with it as it is very short. The puzzles are kind of easy, but that didn't take away from any of the enjoyment. This is a very heavy setting and they do a great job putting you there.
It's never worked on my computer and many other peoples computers at that. GOG is aware of this issue and won't do anything to resolve it. Lucky I spent my money on this product that doesn't even work. I kept the game in hopes that the multi-million dollar corporation that is GoG would sell products that WORK and don't just take your money and laugh all the way to the bank. This is astounding at how this hasn't been fixed in YEARS since I've purchased it. This is absolutely garbage, and mostly due to the reason that I WANT TO PLAY THIS GAME SO BAD AND HAVE TRIED MANY TIMES. I don't feel like I should have to jump through hoops and download patches and do a bunch of shady nonsense to make a game that I paid money for from a REPUTABLE company. So that's my 2 cents.
