Yes. After you "choose a way to pay" and click on "continue" it takes you to the following panel:

(As you can see the only options are to "agree and pay" or "cancel and return to gog")

EDIT: Just for information, I had already previously disabled One Touch payments in my PayPal account settings.

Okay, I will try it again going further ... hopefully I won't complete the purchase.

Just a side note that's more or less entirely off-topic: gog still requires that dumbass crapcha in order to sign up for Galaxy 2.0. I told support that this is not a good idea, that this effectively locks Chinese users out of the Galaxy 2.0 beta. You'd think they might want to have some Chinese users test their new client. They want to court the Chinese market and have themselves some of those sweet, sweet chinabux, right?

Well, I guess I didn't get through to them with these concerns. Or they have decided that putting crapcha on everything is more important than betatesting your client on a potentially lucrative market.

The absolute state of things on gog: disgruntled customers provide troubleshooting to other disgruntled customers in an effort to find out just how fucked up and broken basic functionalities really are.

It would be funny if it wasn't so sad.

Okay, after I chose the payment method the message appears and unfortunately I also have to confirm that there is NO way to disagree to the message which explicitely says that you won't have to enter your credentials anymore for faster paying ....

So I guess I will do what was aksed from me, open a support ticket and tell them that they are wronga and there is no way to opt out at all.

Thanks for testing and making it obvious for the GOG team.

I created a Whislist entry to protest this change:
https://www.gog.com/wishlist/site/change_paypal_payment_method_back_to_the_old_system

Please vote on it, if you're also bothered by this change.

So just to be clear, you are stating that if One Touch is turned OFF at PayPal then the confirmation window (as shown in posts 71 and 76 - http://www.gog.com/forum/general/paypal_preapproval_upon_purchase/post71 and http://www.gog.com/forum/general/paypal_preapproval_upon_purchase/post76) - should not happen?

This confirmation window should only show when One Touch is activated at PayPal and what is actually going on now is just a temporary glitch at GOG and will be rectified soon and that it is not a new policy whereby the only way to buy from GOG via PayPal is to allow you to store our PayPal details with no opt out option?

I'd like you to be crystal clear in your answer as it will determine whether or not I stay as a customer.

I don't use Paypal, but this is a No-Go. Please fix this GOG!

Like others before me, I won't be buying anything before this gets sorted out. Was about to buy Reventure (wanted to support the ~half price initial release offer), but got that "Preapproved payment" crapola all over my face.

Let's see whether this gets sorted out before the release sale runs out.

I just took a few screenshots from a test which will now be part of the support ticket I am about to create in a few minutes. Every screenshot is taken in chronological order of the purchase while the first one is clearly shown that One Touch is turned off. If somebody could tell me how to skip or opt out in any way - be my guest.

Edit: Support ticket created.

Thanks for the time you're taking doing this !
Because nope, we can't skip/opt-out, as you clearly show.

Has anyone else noticed a pattern throughout most of GOG's famous fuck-ups (galaxy-bundled offlne installers, user-profiles and now this) that GOG tends to have a problem with the simple idea of opt-out. They either don't implement it at all or implement it but with opt-in set as default and hidden.

Sure they have a right to explain. In fact, I would call it an obligation, and one that they should have fulfilled before the mess happened. But that doesn't change the fact that for me, this isn't a debate. No explanation is going to change the bottom line - I won't purchase anything here unless I can do it the way it worked before.

I'm simply in no mood for more of GOG's wishy-washy PR talk or belated passive aggressive apologies.

As long as we have the choice in the end and it's not too complicated (yeah, sometimes the option isn't always well shown), I'm happy.

At least they try to listen to us and to please most of us, and that's important for me :)
Not a lot of websites are doing this nowadays ! (while a lot are getting worse and worse)

I have the same problem too..Tried to purchase a game right now and I cannot use my paypal balance, I can only pay from my credit card.Hopefully gog can fix this soon.

I will wait to buy till this is fixed.