If GOG would introduce regional locks, I think they'll lose about 80 to 90% of their customers. Remember, it's the community that brought GOG to where they are now. It's because of core values they stand for. and in a way they still maintain them all. The regional pricing had such an enormous negative response (from me as well) that after having their staff read more than 10,000 comments, they changed it in a way so it's fair pricing. The majority was content with that decission. Yes we will pay more but get store credit in return which is very kind and a neat thing to do. To GOG customers, GOG is not just any store. It's a community who share the same ideals. So don't go telling it's a pointless goal. I can't wait for GOG to grow and one day even surpass Steam. One can dream of course.
Anyway to get back on topic. I considered asking a Russian friend to preorder TW3 for cheap, since I have very little money as a student, but I said: I can't rip off the company I hold dear to me. So I didn't. Also remember this:
Why would you want to go to the trouble of using VPN to buy it cheaper when you can just pirate it. Of course that's not what anyone would want, but yeah. you get the picture.
Anyway to get back on topic. I considered asking a Russian friend to preorder TW3 for cheap, since I have very little money as a student, but I said: I can't rip off the company I hold dear to me. So I didn't. Also remember this:
Why would you want to go to the trouble of using VPN to buy it cheaper when you can just pirate it. Of course that's not what anyone would want, but yeah. you get the picture.