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neumi5694:
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Blastprocessor42: GOG is about as quiet as can be with removal warnings.
No news posts on the front page, no warning on the game's page, no emails that a game in your wishlist is being removed, only a post in this broken forum.
Sure. But if one didn't care about a game for five years, why would he now?
Another delisting I missed. Make thread sticky is perfect way how to hide it:)
What about send "delisting" message to everyone? Similarly like messages about wishlisted games on sale?
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neumi5694: Sure. But if one didn't care about a game for five years, why would he now?
I have numerous games on my wishlist that I care about, but I have to prioritize based on time, cost, size of backlog and dwindling hdd space. Sometimes I'll forget about something I wanted as it gets buried in my large wishlist, sometimes I'll only bite the bullet if i've budgeted enough and a good enough discount happens at the right time (or in some cases, refuse to buy a game on principle until it is given a discount at all, looking at you Terminator: Resistance). Granted, 5 years is a long time, but there are plenty of reasons for someone to put off buying a game they might still want.
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ReynardFox: Terminator: Resistance
so true!
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neumi5694: Sure. But if one didn't care about a game for five years, why would he now?
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ReynardFox: I have numerous games on my wishlist that I care about, but I have to prioritize based on time, cost, size of backlog and dwindling hdd space. Sometimes I'll forget about something I wanted as it gets buried in my large wishlist, sometimes I'll only bite the bullet if i've budgeted enough and a good enough discount happens at the right time (or in some cases, refuse to buy a game on principle until it is given a discount at all, looking at you Terminator: Resistance). Granted, 5 years is a long time, but there are plenty of reasons for someone to put off buying a game they might still want.
Given that during these years it was available for less than 2€, it must have had a very low priority indeed.

I too missed games on GOG and it also bothered me for a moment (one came back: the original XIII)
But in hindsight I know that I could have just bought them if I really wanted them.
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truhlik: Another delisting I missed. Make thread sticky is perfect way how to hide it:)
What about send "delisting" message to everyone? Similarly like messages about wishlisted games on sale?
How is having a sticky at the top a perfect way to hide it?
Post edited January 02, 2023 by DoomSooth
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truhlik: Another delisting I missed. Make thread sticky is perfect way how to hide it:)
What about send "delisting" message to everyone? Similarly like messages about wishlisted games on sale?
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DoomSooth: How is having a sticky at the top a perfect way to hide it?
Because of direct jump over sticky threads to "regular" ones:)
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truhlik: Because of direct jump over sticky threads to "regular" ones:)
Are you doing that manually?
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truhlik: Because of direct jump over sticky threads to "regular" ones:)
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DoomSooth: Are you doing that manually?
Manually? My eyes immediately jump to first non-sticky thread.
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truhlik: Manually? My eyes immediately jump to first non-sticky thread.
Stickies are at the top for me.
Raiden IV was removed some time back, and now Raiden III. For the games I own, I created a tag called "REMOVED FROM STORE" to tag them. Once and a while I check to see - some things have come back as-is, some have returned with a different/better/upgraded version (I still have the old version, no automatic upgrade or steep discount for previous version owners), and others are still gone from the store (but I still have it in my library).

Once a game is no longer in the store, do most folks keep a download copy of the installs and goodies, just in case they are forced to remove all remnants? Had anyone ever seen a game removed from their library without notice/refund?
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crodgers: Once a game is no longer in the store, do most folks keep a download copy of the installs and goodies, just in case they are forced to remove all remnants? Had anyone ever seen a game removed from their library without notice/refund?
As fas as I know, the copy you own is yours to keep. They have never removed any delisted games from my library. In short, I still have access to the offline installers. I dont use Galaxy, so cant speak for that.
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Edit:
I just checked Grandia II AE and I still have the option for offline installer.
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Post edited January 04, 2023 by gog2002x
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crodgers: Had anyone ever seen a game removed from their library without notice/refund?
Timberborn demo
https://www.gog.com/forum/timberborn/demo_delisted_and_removed
I completely understand removing demos - especially if no-one actually paid for them (I think I have seen one before on here that was free, was a demo). Glad to see that nobody quickly comes up with examples of paid-for games that were delisted and removed from accounts.

When a game is delisted and a new "enhanced" version replaces it, it would be nice to get a previous-version-owner discount or something...