Well, I last played it a few months ago, okay, now almost a year ago (man, time flies) but back then I would still usually find one or two servers with a few active players. Sometimes there'd be only one guy, possibly AFK, but more players would join a few minutes later. Often enough we'd get a full server. What's funny, a few of the people I played with invited me to their friend list and to this day I get the occasional invitation to a DNF match from people I have no contact with otherwise. Interestingly almost all people I played with already had the maximum level and still continued to play (all unlockables are purely cosmestic, btw).

I first came during the FO 1,2 & T giveaway. Soon after I was buing every game :<

I'll give it a shot when I have the time then. The bad thing is when I join a server, it's usually a max-level-ultra-pro which totally rekts me and I have to leave xD.
It's really the problem with these games: fantastic multiplayer, but quickly abandoned. Same thing with RotT 2013 (wow, time does fly away :'( ). And the new DooM seems to be heading that way too.

Fallout 2.

Stayed for a while then "left' a couple years ago and stop by once in a while.

It was a whole bunch of games at the same time.

Free Fallout lured me in, and then a bit later I purchased Fallout 2, and then HOMM 3.

My first purchase here was The Witcher 2 (Enhanced edition). Back in 2013, it had an insane 80% discount!

For me, it was Fallout. Which I hadn't played before, and ended up not liking at all. That was back in 2009. I bought a few games after that, but it wasn't until 2012 that I started trying to buy everything on GOG.

Well my first game(s) on Gog were literally the first games on Gog when the shop first opened. :-)

The Ars Technica giveaway of Witcher 1 enhanced edition brought me here:)

The Witcher 3. Didn't even know this place existed before then!

Dungeon Keeper 2.

Wife wanted to play it again, and my disc copy wouldn't play nice.

Had heard how GoG got old games working again, so tried it out.
Then got a few other old games.

About a year later I left Steam and found GoG to be the best refuge in Steamless world.

The Feeble Files.

I always wanted to play it. Saw that it was on gog and immediately created an account and bought it.
Very cool. I was super excited to play it... six years later and I still haven't played it, heh.

A lot of Games. (Hey, it was during the last summer sale :p)
But the highlights may be : The first two witcher games, The Cat Lady (I had played freeware version of Downfall sometime before), and Gemini Rue (had played the demo years ago).

Beneath A Steel Sky is a great game.
You can play it on your android too with ScummVM. :)

EDIT: Added smiley emoji.

Some serious nostalgia struck me so i was searching for Abe's Oddysee and Exodus and found it on this unfamiliar site called GOG.I bought it and saw Fallout 1+2,so i bought that too...Now i have +/- 300 games.best site i have ever found.Thanks GOG,you the best!