they've only been overhyping it since it's initial announcement, and it's getting worse. It's kind of like some annoying teenage girl who likes some older man and he's like "nah, i ain't intersted in kids" and she starts pestering him starting with a poke and the more he ignores her, the the worse she gets until she is being absolutely inappropriate and he's gotta yell "seriously, stop it, you have no chance with me!!" I'm the guy, and this game is the little girl.

Being put off of something you thought you would enjoy just because of this "overdoing" must be... dissapointing (to put it mildly). I can imagine how I would feel if the enjoyment of patiently waiting for something I have high hopes for would get tainted by something. Let alone get tainted enough that I actually change my mind about wanting that something.

The game doesn't have to be bad though. It could be a case of overexited devolopers/publishers and they didn't realize and/or care, that they might be overdoing it a bit because of it. I guess once the reviews start "rolling in" we will have more information to decide for ourselves which is the most likely case.

i judged the game by its first available screenshots and video....

based on that i expected it to be like Lord of Xulima which i instabought at Steam first because i liked the game and did not know if GOG would get it.... so i really liked that game cause i never buy expensive games at Steam :D

Now it seems the game is cardbased, not bad to use as a base, but more screenshots should have been available at the very start showing the cards in play, all we had were mainly rpg screens which left the impression to me it would be like Xulima, its not unfortunately.

Thronebreaker min res. : 1280 x 720 minimum display resolution

check attachment: thrnbrkxulima.jpg

Ask for a refund .

I see many many game ads on tv, doesnt mean i like them, but i also dont complain in forums about it, eventhough if someone does not complain all over the internet about game commercials on tv does not mean they automatically like a game or video or movie :D in my case i hate most of the ads on tv :D but i'm not gonna post them online.

Might have been interested in this game, but the utterly obnoxious way it's been pushed for the past several weeks has just completely put me off.

Not even Galaxy is safe...

*facepalm*

Thanks for the reply .... i did not buy it, i dont preorder anylonger :D
and i'm not gonna buy this game, i would be running at minimum again, and i stopped doing that.

I will have to get a new setup (pc) probably a custom build like usually no complete pc :D
so then i will be able to run the game very fast , BUT the screen will stay so no HD games for me , and it does slighlty feel as if there is some 'pressure' around this release, i read many replies and its a little 'stressy'

I cant find the reply asking how this game could receive 5 start , its only just released ? is the post deleted?
or disappeared because of the new layout that is far from userfriendly ....?
Anyway seems there is a invisible 'stress' going on right now..... :D i can almost feel it .....

Stress you'd normally find anywhere ( steam forums, gamersgate, origin and the likes , almost anywhere on the net, except at GOG.... which used to be an oases of peace .....

Exactly THAT. There is advertizing and there is scaring people away because of massive intrusive advertizing. Sometimes less is more ;)

Now this is something that doesn't surprise me at all! ;-)

I'm happy this day is upon us, finally, since it probably means I won't have to be asked to buy Thronebreaker every single time I try to checkout. Rejoice!

(Also, good luck selling this game right after the completely distasteful and obnoxious tweet you guys made yesterday. Good job, I'm expecting some bad publicity in the weeks to come, which is not going to help sales of your sweet little game. Seriously, GOG, the person in charge of your social media is a dumbass, it's the third time already in a short period of time that something like this happens, I hope you fired that person already...)

I've never heard so much puerile whining about a company advertising its own product. Don't want to buy it? Don't buy it, and move on, FFS.

You're not trying hard enough, GOG. lol

THAT is a different question. haha. But I get it. The pre-order graphic was up top for something like 5 weeks, and who knows how long this on-sale graphic will be there?

I think our perspective is a bit different, though, as daily site visitors. For the customer segment that pops in less frequently - the number of which might vastly outnumber us addicts - it may not create the same ill feelings.


Edit: grammar, which might still be a bit off.

*edit* Actually, never mind.