So, the moral of the story is, when-ever you buy something, make sure you have your own copy, locally.,(reply>), @Olivia Yeah, I just wish that GOG was both less in the way of developers/publishers trying to update their games (there are a small amount of threads where I've seen this problem mentioned) and was better at making them Update the game/patch-notes, adding the same content as they do to other stores (in some cases we're talking about Free stuff, languages, DLC Mac/Linux versions etc).<br><br>One example of the Patching/patch-notes would be Frostpunk: The GOG "View Patch notes" button says that the current version is: 1.6.1_51795_59550 (this name wasn't mentioned in on the Frostpunk wiki's patch page, or anywhere else, outside of GOG,really).<br>The latest written patch-note if you press the button is "The Fall of Winterhome (19 September 2018)", which is the patch after 1.1.2.<br>The in-game just says 1.6.1 (and clicking that just comes to the in-game were the latest notes are for 1.6.0.<br>Compare this to Steam which has the latest update (pertaining to the topic) as <br>"Frostpunk | Tech Update [25/11/2020]" (also mentioned on the Frostpunk wiki as the latest update, didn't mention anything about the GOG version, though).<br><br>After googling/well, DuckDuckGo-ing(?) the GOG version I found a GOG thread called "The "what did just update?" thread" and on page 1249 there was a connection made between "Tech Update [25/11/2020]" and "Standalone installer [...] 1.6.1_51795_59550" and to be fair to user: "surfer1260", they had updated it in GOG's Frostpunk forum as well.<br><br>Sorry for my rambling, I like GOG but there's a few things they do (and don't) do that irritate me a bit.<br><br>Another thing that I noticed a few years back was the different prices for the same game, depending on whether you clicked on the <b>sales banner</b> (and which one, in the case they had more than one) for the game or whether you just searched for the game. I e-mailed them about it and apparently it worked as intended.,(reply>), @sktmd rmn Most used is epub. And yeah, pirated are almost all pdf.,(reply>), @Azarilh Namu i didnt know that, i download pirated books and they're all pdfs. what formats are the ebooks on the kindle?,(reply>), @sktmd rmn EBooks are usually not PDFs. Also 4GB of PDFs could easly be just like 10 PDFs.,(reply>), @Toshiro Yamada Well at least Steam games are easly crackable. :*