I too would like to join in, so thanks for the chance.

Tell more often to the people dear to you that you really appreciate having them in your life. Don't hold grudges. And last, but not least, always back-up your digital stuff. :P

I'd like to be in.
Video games are a nice escape from life. But don't escape too much or you'll miss your life and then you'll have to play more games to make up for it, or something.

In.

Advice:

Emotions are like drugs. They literally shut down the parts of your brain that allow you to think rationally. Making decisions when you're emotional (particualarly when you're afraid) is a good way to ruin your life.

Note: This doesn't apply to life or death situations where you need to move in a split second or you'll die.

Game:
I'm in for the game: Ape Out
https://www.gog.com/game/ape_out

However, if "pretty-colored physical plastic constructs" means "action figures", then I might be interested in having one or more of those, if you're open to that (mainly if they're any of these brands / styles: revoltech / yamaguchi, figma, or bandai / figuarts - in particular the superhero characters or chogokin figures that aren't Gundam style figures.)

Edit: assuming I don't already have the figure in question.

However, if "pretty-colored physical plastic constructs" means credit cards and you're talking about using them to buy credit on GOG, then I'll go with the game.

Golden advice, sadly often ignored.

Life is a video game too, but you're playing it in ironman mode, can't save at all and you get a randomized start.

Seconded. Learned it the hard way.

Pretty-colored physical plastic constructs is cash in these parts - we have plastic bills. Quite useful whenever there's a storm and you're soaked to your bones - at least your constructs survive in one piece. The writ I use to summon the digital constructs is the... debit card, actually. Game it is then.

I'm in.

Advice: Don't worry, be happy! =)

I am chaos! I am entropy!

There is no rule, there is no meaning! There won't be any posting of me deciding or not deciding to enter, the universe is just a whirling maelstrom of madness, of which we are but slices and limitations!

My advice? The heck I care, nothing means anything!

Being in - Yeah, I'm in for this giveaway.

Advice - Treat others how you'd want to be treated; remain close with your loved ones; and be grateful for what you have today b/c you never know if there'll actually be a tomorrow.

Prize - Of course, I'd love to be all in for Cyberpunk 2077.

The simple ones are always the hardest...

Welcome, welcome. Sit by our fire and see if lady Fortuna places her hand on your shoulders in a week.

Or, as I like to say, there's always a tomorrow until there isn't :P.

Ah, you are too kind, but this one has all he needs. A day without lemons is sometimes all a man desires. May fortune smile on you!

Hello, i'd like to be in if i may.

My advice is "Hakuna Matata"

Thanks for the chance. I'm in.

Only advice I have is: Don't let things you own end up owning you.

It could be argued that the advice itself is paradoxical. The less said about this the better.

Thank you for this, I'm in.

My advice is: always be humble. Even when things go your way, stay humble. Don't let the success get into your head. Treat people with respect and if they helped get to where you are now, always be thankful and share your success with them.

Like a different yet similarly ancient saying goes: "He who seeks reasons to concern himself will soon find an ocean".

Not by someone who has seen people worn by their clothes and the minds of men consumed by dreams of expensive cars and houses. It is funny, in a way, how truth finds ways to transcend time and culture, so I'll let Omar Khayyam take this one: We should all have someone whispering "memento mori" in our ears.

Throwing my hat in for no lemonade.

My unsolicited advice would be to not be a GOGbear as there are too many of those already. Aspire to be a GOGlodyte.

I'm in!!!

My advice: Always tries to be nice and say something nice to the people you interact with, you never know how difficult their day or life has been and how much good can do a few kind words.