Fallout London Download Alternative to GOG

[Doctor Errant]

Is there some other safe way to download this mod without having download GOG? I just want FOLON, not another game market app.

[bigN7 Sniper Johnson]

file is too big to be hosted anywhere else, so no you cant

[cuss]

It's available on kickass torrents.

[Talkie Toaster]

It'll be available on p2p but honestly, GoG Galaxy is hardly a hindrance.

The biggest hindrance is the rollback and London installation regardless of which method you use.

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Hopefully it will be on Steam one day for all of us to enjoy 😁

[Coldhands]

Originally posted by cuss:

It's available on kickass torrents.

Ah. Much safter than Galaxy. : p

[Coldhands]

Also, you don't have to use Galaxy. You can just download the installers directly from GoG's website. No app required.

[Rorsch]

I had to use fitgirl repack. It was simple install. Tried to downgrade my steam game first but folon installed failed to recognise my downgrade as valid install folder.

[Talkie Toaster]

Originally posted by Xenophobe:

Originally posted by Coldhands:

Also, you don't have to use Galaxy. You can just download the installers directly from GoG's website. No app required.

but you still have to create yet another unwanted account to get the installers ... already have too many logins/passwords, not worth it just for a mod.

It takes less time than making a post on here and then replying to it.

I get not wanting to have loads of different launchers and whatever, but I guess it just is what it is. Downloading Galaxy and signing into it were by far the quickest part of the entire process lol.

[Coldhands]

Originally posted by Xenophobe:

Originally posted by Coldhands:

Also, you don't have to use Galaxy. You can just download the installers directly from GoG's website. No app required.

but you still have to create yet another unwanted account to get the installers ... already have too many logins/passwords, not worth it just for a mod.

Suit yourself. Reminds me of what everybody said about Steam back in 2004.

[ostlandr]

The good thing about GOG is that everything is DRM free. Once you buy it, it's yours. No Internet connection required after that. So you could delete every GOG app/installer/whatever and still have access to all the games you bought on GOG.

I have a gmail account I use for anything I don't really care about. If X wants an email, and I want X, but don't really care after that, I use my gmail for X.

[Stop Nakba Denial]

Originally posted by Talkie Toaster:

It takes less time than making a post on here and then replying to it.

Less about time and more about, yet another, company selling my information so that I can get, even more, spam.

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Originally posted by רנג 'ר - Nothing of Value:

Originally posted by Talkie Toaster:

It takes less time than making a post on here and then replying to it.

Less about time and more about, yet another, company selling my information so that I can get, even more, spam.

This is why it's worthwhile having a separate burner email for this sort of thing.

[Stop Nakba Denial]

Originally posted by 🍌:

Originally posted by רנג 'ר - Nothing of Value:

Less about time and more about, yet another, company selling my information so that I can get, even more, spam.

This is why it's worthwhile having a separate burner email for this sort of thing.

Yeah, I do. It's been a part of 7 data breaches and, at least, 4 information sell-offs. It's loaded with spam but, very occasionally, I have to rummage in there for some random email and having 1 less company selling it off helps.

[Talkie Toaster]

Originally posted by 🍌:

Originally posted by רנג 'ר - Nothing of Value:

Less about time and more about, yet another, company selling my information so that I can get, even more, spam.

This is why it's worthwhile having a separate burner email for this sort of thing.

Which are also free and really easy to make.

People are weird.

[m662]

Originally posted by רנג 'ר - Nothing of Value:

Originally posted by 🍌:

This is why it's worthwhile having a separate burner email for this sort of thing.

Yeah, I do. It's been a part of 7 data breaches and, at least, 4 information sell-offs. It's loaded with spam but, very occasionally, I have to rummage in there for some random email and having 1 less company selling it off helps.

Create a mail address on either a custom domain or a service that supports sub addressing or as it sometimes called plus addressing.

Create every time you need to use a service a new alias. So for example if your domain is value.com and your e-mail is [e-mail] and you want a product from gog make something like [e-mail]

Than create a whitelist rule for that sub address and have it delivered in its own respective folder. Setup a filter Auto delete that anything addressed directly to [e-mail] is never delivered in your inbox. When a data breach occurs delete or blacklist the breached sub address and up it with a number. So if a databreach happens at gog you delete the old mail alias and setup [e-mail]

You have than a effective secondary account with minimal spam if even. You have a global picture of all data breaches you do not have to rummage through things all is organized and is some cases it gives a clue where the breach happened, if nothing has been publicly acknowledge yet.