Sounds like Seattle prices

That's what the order form says here in Brooklyn, which ought to be more expensive than most locations. Maybe it's because they have to compete with the plethora of bodegas we have.

You're free to believe what you like, but it is real. The cost of an input (electricity, server components, employee salaries, etc.) goes up, and the cost of what a company produces has to go up as well.

Actually good point. The ss has been notsi bullshit for a long time, very distinct. Only a 12 year old wouldn't recognize it right away.

I don't think so at least not in my case. I prefer buying games on GOG due them being DRM free and since GOG is European. However, I also received this email and think that their 'apologies' aren't good enough. We have an issue with right wing parties rising in the EU and we should make it clear that stuff like this is not okay. This just normalizes the usage of such symbols so people feel more comfortable in showing them.

I think so too, PR could have handled it better (ffs, just say "nazi bad" like 5 times to make it super clear), but it's not like a known nazi company did a nazi thing, nobody expected this, it was out of context, and they gained noting (I wouldn't say they thought they would gain anything by ad-targeting nazis ... in a newsletter to all, they did have an explanation for it, and they did stop the process midway).

It does seem like an operational risk from the marketing department.

I think that we should judge fascists/nazis, but use our heads to assess all counterparties - they don't have to do a nazi salute to be a nazi or support them, but if they make one then it better be accidental & with no (immediate or prior) context.

Nope.

I have a few years of Mastodon posts, Lemmy gaming posts and articles where my support of GOG was made very clear.

I have like 50ish games on Steam and a stupidly high number of a few thousand on GOG, but their non-action over their Nazi nonsense has had me drop support and purchases on GOG.

I won't support that kind of thinking, and that vague non apology didn't do it for me.