ok dude but this post was legit hilarious and I give you an upvote for it :D

If you like Morrowind and Skyrim doesn't meet your personal standards i don't quite understand your problem in this case. Morrowind is sold on gog.com. Skyrim is not.

You are trolling because the account you are using says you joined Dec 2019, 7 years after "Good Old Games" became GOG.com only, yet you keep acting as if the site still advertised itself as "Good Old Games". Could you at least point us to where you read that "get old games here" statement? (Not that this slogan would actually contradict new games being sold here, too.)

You are also trolling because you don't react to any constructive advice or rational arguments but keep repeating your same old rant, make broad prejudiced generalizations and nonsensical statements about equality and such. Let's assume you were already around when GOG was still known under the name "Good Old Games" and let's assume they actually did ask you about your opinion then whether you'd welcome new games on the site, but for the sake of equality, they also asked all the other customers, and a majority said "yes, we would also like new DRM-free games here" (which is exactly what happened) - is their opinion equally valid or less worth than yours now? Should GOG have catered to your minority vote instead, just because you're angrier than the rest?

You are not a troll because you have your own opinion about games and want to share it, but because of the rude way you do that, dismissing any differing opinions, insulting people who are trying to help, not really looking for any solutions, not really engaging in a real discussion. Skyrim isn't even on GOG, so that's just more bait.

I think most people here would even agree with you that GOG's sorting and searching system sucks, but tbh your rant is so unfocused and irrational that it's hard to sympathize with it.

By all that is unholy lock this damn thread already....

Seriously, you guys are handing out bans for the slightest rule infraction. How is this guy not banned and why isn't this thread locked?

Again, the very clear and simple fact is that GOG has not been "Good Old Games" since 2012. So you did not come to a site titled "get old games here". You came to a store that stopped being just about old games almost eight years before you joined it (judging by the listed join date).
Or, to go with your analogy, it's not an ice cream shop named "all about strawberries", but one named AAS, which also has various kinds of strawberry flavors among many others. They advertise the newest and best selling and cater to the masses and lowest common denominator because they have decided to sacrifice values on the altar of growth and profits (don't get me started), but the strawberry flavors, both those they introduced in the first few years since opening, when that was all they were focusing on, and a handful of others added since then, are still available and those interested can find them if looking through the catalog of flavors.

Heck, I've been lashing out at GOG since the "good news" in 2014, see little worthwhile left here, the problem being that it's a race to the bottom and other places are even worse (as you also point out), but accusing them of advertising as the place for old games and not having them is completely wrong, both because they haven't been advertising as the place for old games since 2012 and because they do sell hundreds of old games and actually even continue to add more even now (for example, less than a month ago, Heretic and Hexen and Planet's Edge, Wetlands and Zephyr.

And yes, those old games are easy to find, just need to sort the catalog according to "oldest first", which is release date, not date at which the title was added to catalog, that being the "addition date" option. And there's also that (now hidden but still functional) release date filter for games released before 2000 which I pointed you to.

Now I know how it feels to be too riled up and disappointed to really "process" things anymore, but please, take a deep breath and see if you can actually grasp these few facts, then see about continuing the discussion in a more balanced manner... And separately from the one about the situation on the Morrowind forums, because it really is a different business.

Oh, but about stores and old games, might also want to give Zoom Platform a glance.

Wait, i'm confused. Are we ranting about how GOG isn't about only "Good Old Games" anymore, or how modern games are allegedly inferior to classics?

I think most people here actually did understand that this was your point. But the problem with that is that it just demonstrates the degradation of quality in this *specific* franchise (according to you). And it has nothing to do with GOG. Your "abstract" concept comes across as "I tried something new once, it was bad, so everything else that's new must be bad, too". There are a lot of people here who actually share a dislike for handholding and microtransactions and whatnot in new games, but even they know that "new" does not automatically mean "bad" and worthy of a rant when they see it. You just seem to pick out random examples, like Battle Brothers, which is comparing apples with oranges. Battle Brothers is an indie game with a low budget, there is no evolution from old AAA games like Morrowind to "new games" like Battle Brothers, they play in completely different leagues.

No, the problem is the part about insulting other people if they can't understand you.

Someone who signed up just over a year ago thinks this place is called Good Old Games. They don't even have the excuse of 'missing the memo', it ceased being Good Old Games many years before they even turned up. Exquisite.