They are gone to oblivion.

Now that's the GOG I want to live in.... to the 🧺

Great, I guess that's the bundle most of your customers desperately have waited for as probably nobody of them already owns at least one of theses games. I might have missed the high voted wishlist entry for this bundle though. ;P

Even with the offered gift codes, how generous, you hardly will get back only a fraction of the money you have to pay twice for games you already own, because most other people on GOG already own these games too.

GOG, when you really want to sell more bundles please switch back to the good old bundle handling where we did not have to pay again for games we already own.

For some people = Pay a third time (at higher prices than the first time) for the games we own on two platforms already. Could we have some evidence of this? Because you haven't listened to fuck all before and it sounds like you are making things up.

But maybe you can prove us wrong with cold hard statistics.

Haven't you seen this bundle rushing to the top of the recently bestselling games list?
Hint: You have to switch to the last page. ;D

As this bundle is incomplete, buying this bundle will actually NOT let you get all the games in The Elder Scrolls series, released on GOG.
The bundle is missing Daggerfall Unity - GOG Cut

You can get it for free, though. It's also a "mod" / recreation of Elder Scrolls II, not an official game in the series.

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That and the fact the people that made unity tell everyone, not to use the gog version....

If anyone cares, the team gives both the game files as needed and the unity engine. Plus the modders and devs also hang out at the nexus 99% of them.

Fyi. Distant land mods can stretch 30+ miles, even on a crappy graphics card. Looks pretty crispy with tree mods too!

The GOG cut is outdated by at least three major releases, bloated, and used mods without permission. Don't suggest it, please.

Well, I believe the problem is that games aren't correctly tagged as owned internally in many cases (like when you own the base version and the update, sometimes you could buy the updated version once more...) so they simply would create too many support inquiries.