Some suggestions of mine could include some of the older Total war games, let's say, from Shogun 1 to Medieval 2 (sorted by release date). Also, I'm a bit surprised Bully doesn't have yet a Gog release.

To my knowledge GOG hasn't managed to strike a deal with Rockstar Games yet. If a game like Bully is not available on GOG, it's most likely not because GOG isn't interested in adding it to the catalogue, but because the publisher isn't interested in that, probably because they are not in favor of offering their games DRM-free.

In other cases, old games can't be re-released here because the licensing is a mess and GOG can't find out who they'd have to talk to in order to make that happen, since noone feels responsible anymore.

If you haven't already, you can search for and vote for the games on the GOG wishlist: https://www.gog.com/wishlist
But ultimately it is up to the publisher.

Yeah, I understand that publishing rights surely mess around :( :(. This said, let's assume that publishing rights don't exist ;)

DROIDWORKS!,

you made me smile!

(I don't even care about this game I just know you've been waiting a while!!!)

One of the games I would liked to see in gog was Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2 is quite old but was quite popular and very good.

Well, given the opportunity, I have to say

Powermonger

https://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/powermonger

I don't understand why its not here already, what with Populous being here

Apropos of nothing... what happened to drmike? He used to deal with this kind of threads swiftly and elegantly. :\

I don't know if I would call "Here is a link to the first result I got in a hasty Google search, even though the info presented on the linked page is either entirely irrelevant to the question, or flat-out wrong" elegant, exactly.

I was thinking more of the "this is only your fellow gamers and GOG customers in these forums, and none of GOG's staff is likely to read your complaint/suggestion. Try opening a support ticket/voting on the community wishlist instead"-type of replies.

"Contact Support" is a good answer, assuming it's for a question to which nobody outside of GOG staff could/would be likely to know the answer.
When the question is something that a majority of regular GOG users could answer, though, it's perverse to make them go through the Support system instead.

*looks left*

*looks right*

*clears throat*

SKYRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM!!!!11!!!11!!!!

Thank you, you have been a most pleasant audience. *bow*

And what is this Rockstar Games; are they any good? *checks devs/publishers on gog*

:-P