Link to GOG’s announcement: https://www.gog.com/en/news/warcraft_12_will_be_delisted_fro....
Worth noting that even if it will no longer be available for sale, they will still keep it updated for people who already bought it.
Worth noting that even if it will no longer be available for sale, they will still keep it updated for people who already bought it.
That's not worth much. They don't even maintain the games that are still for sale on GOG. Try playing Tales of Monkey Island; most of the cutscenes won't run.
But we know they don't honor that policy.
What would you conclude?
How do you think that actually works out? For games that are sold for usually less than 15 bucks?
I believe what _I_ said about it, personally, was "that's not worth much" (because they don't do it).
Would be helpful if you've linked to that policy :)
They do update some of the classics, that's true. Expecting them to fix bugs in every single game on the store is madness. They do have tech support that you can reach out to and they refund games if they don't work for you. That's as much as one can expect.
> Even if the game is older than you are, we test it thoroughly, fix all the bugs, and apply patches so it runs flawlessly on your next-gen PC and on modern OSs.
The actual policies are here: https://support.gog.com/hc/en-us/categories/201526109-Polici...
My GOG account broke somehow almost 10 years ago, and over the years and several attempts they have been unable to recover it. They can't even establish why it's broken or what games I owned or if the whole thing has been irrecoverably lost.