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Based on some inside skinny I got, I'd say download everything in your library now. This is not intended to be panic mongering, but neither is it a joke.

Did anyone get a chance to download the PDF file with the list?

Looking at the list, this unboundling endeavour is going to cause a lot of clutter.


This is very reasonable request; what makes you think they'll listen to you?

Thank you for your answer. Could you please point me to the wishlist entry that requested this feature. I would like to see how many people voted for it.

Thanks. I've been working on my update backlog and should finish the Insomnia haul today. I hope others are doing the same.

Out of curiosity, why is that a good thing re: Sword of the Stars? I always thought it was a bug (or, at best, a misfeature) since every time it goes on sale, it's trying to sell me the Gold Edition in spite of it having nothing to add.

It's not, I'm being sarcastic. I have all the SotS:TP pieces, and they continue to offer the GE to me as though it's going to give me something I don't already have. Very annoying.

I have mixed feelings about this change, but generally speaking, I don't mind. When I want to play a game from a collection, I usually play only one at a time anyway, so it will certainly be easier to just be able to download the games individually.

That said, since GOG is now updating our accounts libraries, is there any chance that the "empty space" bug will be looked at? I'm talking about the empty spot on the shelf that was left behind due to the removal of the Witcher Adventure Game Beta (and no, refreshing the account doesn't fix the problem). It's not a huge issue, but since GOG is currently focusing on updating the library, it would be nice if they tried to fix some of the issues plaguing it along the way.

I found nothing on the Wishlist under "unbundle" or "split". A search for "separate" turned up one relevant Wishlist request.

At 17 votes I can see why GOG felt the need to act on it.

The game files themselves have ridiculously small sizes, most of the size comes from the installer itself and DOSBox. And since Ultima 4+5+6 only comes with one copy of DOSBox and not three, it makes sense (for me at least) that the sizes aren't that different.

I think people are just being resistant to change for the sake of being resistant to change - imagine if everything was reversed and everything had already been separate and now GOG was in the process of bundling things up - imagine the butt-hurt of people moaning that it was making them seem like they had less games on their shelves or that they'd manually arranged games according to whether they'd completed them or not and they'd finished, say, Tomb Raider 1 and not the other 2 - I think there would be more complains going in that direction, in that weird, parallel reality!

A very unnecessary change. Seems more confusing now than anything, especially since the game count fluctuated.

If they HAD to do this, why not just make each Episode/Game a download link under one title, the way that updates and DLC are listed?

My guess: Because it doesn't fit Galaxy's design.

A little bit, but mostly because every time GOG introduces a change something breaks. The benefits are minimal, in my opinion.