I am entirely convinced that Microsoft should be thankful to Gog.com for the big promotion of the Windows system here.
Lot of good games within Bethesda. Expecting "new/old" titles, and supporting demands of fellow Gogers.

Here we go gathering nuts in May
Nuts in May, nuts in May
Here we go gathering nuts in May
On a cold and frosty morning

Here we go countering Nazis in May
Nazis in May, Nazis in May
Here we go countering Nazis we may
Finish all before the morning

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For anyone wondering: as far as I'm aware, the version numbers given for Arena & Daggerfall in the library are GOG's old installer build versions (from before they started using parenthetical 5-digit numbers to represent their internal installer build; in my experience with DOS-era games here, GOG pretty much never lists the actual game version in the library). This would be why both games are stated as being version 1.07. EDIT: Actually, those version numbers are both (for a wonder) correct -- apparently, it just so happens that the last official version of Arena was 1.07, and the last official version of Daggerfall just so happens to have been 1.07.213 (commonly referred to as v2.13). In other words, those are not the GOG installer builds; however, this does mean that they stupidly truncated the version number of Daggerfall in the library and on the filename of the standalone installer, which has caused and will continue to cause confusion.
I've never actually installed GOG's versions (there are better packages out there), but I have read in multiple places in the past that each of these games here is presented in its last official version (in marked contrast to the versions released to Steam a short while back -- which are apparently v1.0 -- or the "DIY" edition that's been available directly from Bethesda for many years, and from which Steam's copies seem to have been lazily prepared). I'm just mentioning this because I've seen people claiming lately in various places that GOG's versions are the same as Steam's, which -- unless something's changed -- I'm pretty sure they're not.

(Not that Daggerfall's v"2.13" solves anywhere near all its problems, mind you -- at the very least, a community patch is recommended -- but it's still gonna be better than playing the completely unpatched original release version.)

Even if I could purchase anything from GOG I wouldn't because I own every game from Bethesda on GOG at the moment. We need moar games!

Also, the DaggerfallUnity source port is incredible and fixes most bugs, as well as introducing moddability to the game. Worth checking out!

Considering that we received Arena and Daggerfall everytime we bought a Bethesda game, I own them both about 30 times. Is there anyone that didn't already have these from buying a Bethesda game?

... meh

this.

Good to see Arena and Daggerfall getting their own game cards.

Fallout 3 is a good offer with the newsletter discount code.

It can't be for want of trying I reckon, that GOG struggles to get more Bethesda games here, as surely they get a good return for the ones they do have here. I imagine it is just purely down to Bethesda and associates, Microsoft now apparently, that are holding out on us. No doubt they are still making good profits with the DRM versions, or like being a pain in control ... a shame really .... but maybe it is just a matter of time ... hope so. Depends on how much of a control freak Microsoft are going to be I guess.

As someone else here suggested, most of us probably already have all or nearly all of Bethesda games available here at GOG.

Thank you very much for the Bethesda sale. Really appreciated.
However, I already own most games from them offered here.

What I would really like is to get here some other game from Bethesda's catalog. Maybe one which begins with 'Sky' and ends with 'rim'... I'm not holding my breath, though...