I can see your point, but then again, if people don't give GoG their feedback the company can't keep improving. A couple baddies here and there, but overall excellent game selection. I still love my GoG. :)

Wow!!! This is the youngest game ever released on GOG!

Definitely yes, I think this helps GoG. I wouldn't have said it that way, but the message is the same: two bad games in a week, and at a high price.
Anyway, I don't think we must worry. In fact, GoG has just dropped the price of Beyond Divinity, and there must be still lots of (real) good games to be published. In the end, we all know they're really nice, aren't they? :-D

Other than not being good or old, I have no problem with them releasing this on GOG. At least it's a game. :-P
I never played EE3, because I was turned off by the universal panning it took. I couldn't find one single positive review about it. That said, the masses aren't always right. I mean, look at Miley Cyrus for Pete's sake!

While I haven't heard a single good word said about EE3, since I don't own an Empire Earth game yet the prospect of getting a nice affordable Trilogy Promo somewhere down the line makes me think there's a nice little method buried in this madness, after all...

Worst game in the series. Buy the first if you want a good RTS game.

Well I think the fact that the unit AI is worse than the original C&C's might have something to do with it. Or maybe it's the fact that the unit's voice acting manages to match that level of annoying retardation. The new strategic map doesn't help the game either, given how over simplified it is and how it's far uglier than the original X-Com's

Speak for yourself, I still can't beat the original Command and Conquer :P.

There is a demo. Try it and see for yourself how bad it is. It's an Alpha state of game, perhaps touching Beta.

He probably meant pathfinding AI, not enemy AI.

As I see others post in the comments on how to improve the service, they want to see GoG become a archive of all older games they you do not see at retail anymore.
"Good" is very subjective and obviously a majority will like certain games which are even claimed as 'classics' (which for me like MoM and MOO are, I remember playing those for hours back in the early 90s when I was like 9), while others are not, but for those that do like the non 'classics' they are becoming available again for them to purchase and relive their experiences.
Now, lets get some earthsiege and Terra Nova happening!.

i have to repeat my question
any mod or unofficial patch ?

The problem with releasing games that are not as universally loved is that it is not a good use of the gog staff time. They have to tweak games to make sure they work well and they have to do a lot of play testing too. Their time is better spent on better games.