Just was wondering what people thought of the suggestion of adding a second "General Discussion" forum. One could basically orient around games, and the other would be everything else. And where'd the feature wishlist go? I could have sworn there was one around here somewhere...

Uh, this is the general discussion forum, why do we need another?

There was never a features wishlist, just a thread where people could post their suggestions. Since the site update, that thread appears to be deleted and no one has started a new one.

I wouldn't mind having a "General Gaming Discussion" and an "Off-Topic" section. Would be more organized, I guess.

Yeah that's the general gist of it.

doubt it'll happen but hey, you have a cool avatar.

How about a section for people who keep making threads that already exist or that just shouldn't exist? They could call it the "haven't read the FAQ" section.

Right now I find a second discussion forum seems quite unnecessary.

I want a forum that streams topics like this website I was on for photos. I forgot what it's called but it makes the experience more streamlined, as more photos appear the more you scroll down.

We have a winner.

I'd rather see here more support for user's profiles. I like to read about other people, see if they have some links of theirs or just check what genres they like the most. Or at least I would love to see a text signature under everyone's posts.

It comes from my habit to continue some certain conversations from the threads in private, via gmail or skype or other communication platform. And due to the current range of options we've been given, it's pretty impossible.

Yeah, I got that GoG has its own attitude towards personalisation of community, but there's no charge for dreaming ;)

// Yup, it's an offtopic. Sorry.

How about some moderators making a bit of order from the mess that General Forum became? :-P


Oh, and I'm still waiting for a damn e-mail feature to let me follow the threads I've engaged in with ease. Too difficult to implement while re-writing 98% of your code, heh you lazy GOG.com basterds? :-P

One is enough to track. As it is now I only read a few posts here and there to keep up with what is happening.