I'd like to see their full catalog back too but as far as my understanding is that won't happen unless GOG implements regional pricing for all their games or GOG goes back to a single currency. :P So I figured I'd at least encourage newer games to appear here that GOG is more likely to accept.

Cyan Worlds is making a renewed effort to bring the missing Myst titles to GOG:
https://twitter.com/cyanworlds/status/575356283227873280

oooooooo. I want Exile on GOG!!!

http://xkcd.com/927/

From what I understand, it was an issue with Nordic not wanting to hire a person to help price their games according to GOG's newer system. Since GOG will likely stay with regional pricing with their "fair price package" for some releases, I would think all GOG would have to do is hire a person themselves to help these publishers price their games accordingly. I'm no expert at pricing, but I know they could come to some resolution, and there's probably more to it than we realize. As for newer games, they were able to bring The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 here, probaly due to crowd funding promises and the fact it is newer and not old. Other newer titles could work too.

In any case, if other companies can do bring old and new games, smaller and larger businesses for that matter, so can Nordic.

On the Myst front, I would love, love, LOVE to finish my Myst collection!

To be honest I think it's about time GOG did a serious poll, asking people wether they want it to drop the Regional Pricing and explaining the pros and cons of doing it.

I suspect the results of such a poll would be surprising.

Regional pricing is here to stay, I really think. Otherwise that means losing games like Divinity Original Sin and other games that have sold well.

That would be a very dishonest poll, because even if the results said to drop it, GOG wouldn't do it. Needless to say, it won't happen, at the very least not before GOG takes back the ability to use local currency, which is another case of not going to happen.

Personally I've always been in favour of Regional Pricing, if it's an essential criteria for games to be sold here.
It's just a pity that I suspect (although i've never had any proof of it) that the polemic concerning RP was responsible for losing some games here.

I still remember well the "uproar" caused by all those that declared they'd stopped buying at GOG if they accepted such a pricing system.

The whole concept of regional pricing seems very unfair. But isn't it arguable that denying a game to all of GOG is unfair as well? If players have to choose between playing the game on GOG or not, wouldn't they still want the chance to play it here even if it does have RP?

I'd rather not have the game here with regional pricing (even if it's cheaper than in other regions). But of course that's just my personal oppinion.

Yeah, I agree. It seems wrong to deny a GOG game to everybody just because of some arbitrary regional pricing.

You must also consider that this is a very complex issue, and any fool can click a "yes" or a "no" button. How many people who hit a button really understand all the complexities and nuances of the issue and can give an informed opinion?

It reminds me of that comedy gag that is repeated every so often, where some comedian will set up a table outside a grocery store or on a college campus and try to get people to sign a petition to end the suffrage of women.

Truth.

As for me, currently because most of my money goes to student loans I only buy games on sale, and even then the sale price needs to be >$5 basically. Plus I live in the US so I'm biased about not caring about regional pricing.