Posted June 01, 2012
cheesetruncheon
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Registered: Apr 2011
From United Kingdom
Elenarie
@tweetelenarie
Registered: Sep 2008
From Sweden
Posted June 01, 2012
What I like most abou the site is that it is still alive 2012....
Also, I really dislike the rounded corners, those things make me vomit.
This is how the web should be, clean and beautiful. http://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/
timppu
Favorite race: Formula__One
Registered: Jun 2011
From Finland
Titanium
The iron-y
Registered: Nov 2008
From Slovenia
Posted June 01, 2012
Free candy in the van.
Starmaker
go Clarice!
Registered: Sep 2010
From Russian Federation
Posted June 01, 2012
Eww no. Google and Kickstarter already look like that. I mean, iPhone's rounded glossy everything is ugly as hell, but if everyone starts copying Google, clean-looking as it is, I'll be sick of it within a month.
Now GOG reminds me of Windows 7 and Vista - it's more shiny than glossy. I like that. I signed up for a couple of games, but when I saw how delicious and collectable they look on me shelf, I started buying everything that was on sale. (I even got MoO3 on one of those sliding discount sales and got paid $2.50 for that.)
As for the electricity, well, where I am, there's only the circuit-burning spikes of Mosenergosbyt. Plus the state scared everyone into privatizing their apartments and then said all that rent paid over 25 fricking years does not count toward repairs at all (despite repairs being clearly spelled in every rent bill since forever, along with water, heating, trash collection, etc). So we're left to face the self-regulating free market and its overheating shitty copper wiring, and the end result is that I can't plug in a clothes iron or an electric teapot. (On the other hand, I have the best ISP in the world. It's called Naive Neighbor's WiFi Router.)
Oh and huuuuge thanks to the oil trade for stealing 15% of my salary. Bastards.
Now GOG reminds me of Windows 7 and Vista - it's more shiny than glossy. I like that. I signed up for a couple of games, but when I saw how delicious and collectable they look on me shelf, I started buying everything that was on sale. (I even got MoO3 on one of those sliding discount sales and got paid $2.50 for that.)
As for the electricity, well, where I am, there's only the circuit-burning spikes of Mosenergosbyt. Plus the state scared everyone into privatizing their apartments and then said all that rent paid over 25 fricking years does not count toward repairs at all (despite repairs being clearly spelled in every rent bill since forever, along with water, heating, trash collection, etc). So we're left to face the self-regulating free market and its overheating shitty copper wiring, and the end result is that I can't plug in a clothes iron or an electric teapot. (On the other hand, I have the best ISP in the world. It's called Naive Neighbor's WiFi Router.)
Oh and huuuuge thanks to the oil trade for stealing 15% of my salary. Bastards.
Elenarie
@tweetelenarie
Registered: Sep 2008
From Sweden
Trilarion
New User
Registered: Jul 2010
From Germany
Posted June 01, 2012
What I like most about GOG?
They treat all the people in the world the same and they refrain from DRM.
The site itself is okay. Sometimes a bit slow, probably due to too much clutter.
They treat all the people in the world the same and they refrain from DRM.
The site itself is okay. Sometimes a bit slow, probably due to too much clutter.
Post edited June 01, 2012 by Trilarion
tarangwydion
Lazy GOGer
Registered: May 2010
From Indonesia
Posted June 01, 2012
DRM-Free Pizza... oh wait, they are still working on it...