Well, the Witcher 3 is coming into the town and they do not want their customers to use their old downloader for updating / downloading the 60 GB of the game, so GOG Galaxy is coming fast out of alpha to public "beta" to support this game (interestingly, on opening www.gog.com, the prominent purple bar does not mention "beta" with a single word until you click on it), so it's dragging the rest along side the way doing stealh updates and prepping their games for the glorious new unbundled Galaxy future.

I won't do any downloads (and purchases) any more, unless it's absolutely necessary.

Aaaaaaaaaaaaand this is still a stupid-ass decision.

This should be followed with a folder structure system for the shelf.

-Customers may create user named folders (e.g. game genre) in the shelf and place whatever games they want inside them.
-Clicking them would pack/unpack the contained games to and from the shelf with a line, over and under, the shelf row that starts & ends the folder + it's content.
-It would push any folders or games that are adjacent from it down the shelf to make space for its content when unpacked and just be a regular entry (as any other game in your shelf today) when packed.

This is something I've wanted for many years now.

Hope it will be considered in one form or another.

Can I rebundle some games?

It's seriously a pain in the ass to have expansions and whatnot labeled as their own games.

Given gog's lack of response on just how unpopular this is, I can only surmise that it wasn't done for our benefit or due to requests for it at all.

Gog is so keen to push PR about how much they care and listen to customers but when it comes to giving us a choice about changes that negatively affect us they are just as bad as every other digital distribution service.

This so much. I especially hate how the extras were handled for unbundled titles.

My apologies. I clearly erred in not reading through each of the 89 pages that preceded my post. I actually have another question about the unbundling, but I apparently have to read the entire thread before responding. God willing, I'll be able to ask the question in about a week (maybe two, to account for any new posts made between now and the end of my obligatory reading). Thanks for pointing me in the right directions, fellas. You make a great welcoming committee.

By all means, ask. No need to read the entire thread.
But do try to search the last couple of pages first just in case an answer is already there.

I'm sincerely very sorry. I was kidding around responding to mrkgnao and wasn't even aware of your post previous to theirs. So as you can see here, I really didn't know what was going on which isn't all that unusual because I am not reading any 83 page threads either. If I get something wrong, oh, well. I can always depend on somebody correcting me, well almost always. I think sometimes folks spend too much time on various forums and take what goes on there more seriously than it deserves. It's just discussion about playing computer games. We never talk about anything important really. At least, I don't unless maybe in some off-topic thing but I try to avoid those for reasons I'm sure you can imagine.

Welcome to GOG's community from me anyway. You'll find a lot of nice and helpful people but like with any internet forum there's always exceptions of course. I find some of the very best stuff isn't in general as a rule but within the specific game forums. There people are often really good about helping each other with various questions or just discussions about a given game or whatever. I'd encourage you to check those out as you go along for any titles you buy here if you haven't already.

The general forum has its ups and downs but don't let that bother you. It's just typical of forums in general, you know? Probably you do and I don't meant to go on too much about that but I honestly never meant to make you feel unwelcome. So I hope this makes up for it a little and you find a lot of fun here.

My Fallout is also disappear in my account but in Galaxy, it is still. And it disappears before I tried Galaxy.

I report this problem with GOG Support and they said me: "[...] these are only temporary, and only cause the Fallout games to become invisible on some users' account. These games are not actually removed, and rest assured that they will not be removed permanently [...]"

I hope they fix this problem soon.

EDIT: I have the Fallout back again.

Don't worry, GOG people works good.

This issue is related to an earlier unbundling (Tex Murphy 1+2 Mac):
Tex Murpy 2.app should be called Tex Murphy 2.app

You went ahead and made my day with that post. We have a great community here, especially compared to most of the Internet.

Yesterday i had 99 Games... and today i have 100. I was going to ask what happened, but reading previous comments, it could be this thing with fallout (or not).

I don't like all this changes at all. What a mess it is and we, the users, are the ones suffering them :/ They should have asked, or at least give me the option to choose.

How about unbundling original versions of Broken Sword 1 and 2 too?

Unfortunatley there is still much to do regarding mac installers. Not unbundled yet for the mac are the Penumbra pack,the Avernum pack, the Geneforge pack and Ultima 7. Still missing after unbdundling is the cd-version of Lords of the Realm 1.

That would be really great, but I guess they are still very busy with the basic stuff. There are really many bonus games out there, so that will for sure take some time.