I know how you feel. Me too I dream of extraterrestrial advanced civilizations who come to our planet to fix our fucked up society and teach us how to develop a nice society because mankind obviously is not intelligent enough to do it alone.
And it seems that you heard about the extraterrestrials' rule that they must not take part in our business if we don't specifically ask them to do.
However, those who have the opportunity to ask for help to other planets don't because our unfair society profits to them so they don't want to fix it.
Selfishness has always ruled mankind.
Wut? I didn't understand what you said.

I was cracking a subtle joke about No Man's Sky. :)

Wow! My rep has decreased again. :-3
I am amazed how each time that someone says something philosophical, he/she is downvoted.
It is like "If you want to be popular in GOG forums, then be an asshole, be petty to others, never say anything nice, never say anything intelligent, talk only to mock people and say stupid things, take example on Idiocracy.".
I noticed that community members who often are petty and talk trash have usually high rep and some community members who say often intelligent and nice things have low rep.
Just look at richlind33's rep which is -167 whereas I never read him/her say anything mean or disrespectful, he/she is actually one of those who say intelligent/nice things.
Whereas there are community members who don't respect anyone and anything, who always talk to say trash, mock others, be assholes, say stupid things which don't bring anything to discussions and these persons have crazy high reps! O.O
So I come to the conclusion that GOG forums are ruled by petty persons who downvote anyone who say anything intelligent/nice and who keep upvote each other to stay at the top reps.
This is why I think that this post vote and rep system is really wrong and I don't understand why such an open-minded organization as GOG did implement such a mean system at the first place.
I made a wish to fix it. My wish has immediatly sunk deep into the endless wishlist and I think that no one ever noticed it. :-3
Look: https://www.gog.com/wishlist/site/no_more_reputation_and_no_more_post_rating_please
Ah! I suppose that I didn't understand because I didn't play No Man's Sky then. :-3

Went over my head, too, possibly because I spared myself from buying that piece of procedurally generated shite from hell. This bit of gameplay was more than sufficient to satisfy my curiosity -- and I highly recommend it because it's hilarious. ;p

Well, they say if you have to explain a joke then it isn't funny... but that's only true to those you explain it to perhaps, I dunno. ;P It was a tongue in cheek crack at No Man's Sky beacons that call out to you, then you go chase after them by playing the boring tedious game, doing the same thing repetitively for hours on end resulting in RSI (repetitive stress injury) as your reward. If you continue this and make it to the end of the game you get some boring ass poetry read to you as the "big surprise" Sean Murray promised, which is extremely underwhelming to say the least and no great amazing thing awaiting in the center of the galaxy. Then you're warped to a new galaxy to do it all over again. Snorefest.

The WOPR reference is to the movie War Games, in which the computer (WOPR) which is in control of the United States nuclear arsenal and about to wage global thermonuclear war due to bad programming for the most part - is asked to play a game of tic-tac-toe against itself over and over again. It repeats this many times faster and faster, with the outcome always being a tie and eventually the computer AI learns from this process and comes to the conclusion "The only way to win the game, is not to play."

So with a couple of obscure references I was taking the beacon reference to refer to No Man's Sky and suggesting the only way to win the game is not to play. :)

One of the youtubers said he found a picture of Sean Murray laughing when he got to the center. lol

That'd be a realistic simulation mod. :)

I have a feeling one day I am going to own more GOG games than GOG.com does.

Best quote I heard about NMS was by Mikebakafony "It's the only game you can beat, by deleting the fucking save file!" haha.

Wow, you see all that at first glance?
I still don't understand what he/she says. :'-3

This is such bullshit. No warning whatsoever, only if you visited the forums on that specific day. Well, guess i gotta get the game through other means now.

If i got it right, apparently they dont always have the possibility to announce game removals beforehand

Could have easily have bought it when it was for sale. It was only a few years... only.

If he hadn't seen this thread he'd have forgotten that it ever existed. o.O