I have a little suggestion. I really think that there'a a wrong order in the main two posts.

I mean, most important things should be at the begining, So it would make more sense if you start with games which miss expansion packs and DOS Vs. Windows or Floppy Vs. CD-ROM or Version variations.

And Minor adjustments for back-up purposes should be somewhere near the end, as this is not even a real deal. Missing Items (soundtracks, reference cards, manuals, etc) is more important, but also not that important as missing expansion or wrong version.

duke nukem 3d expansions still missing

Really?

Well, they were made by another company so they can't legaly put them. It's kinda like Jagged Alliance where they put stand-alone expansion first and the original games later (probably for the same reason).

Check for blue in the top threads in the Krondor forum. There's a patch for a number of issues (like crashes) that will be integrated into the installer next week.

I bought Little Big Adventure and Little Big Adventure 2 during a sale a few weeks back and the Wall Paper in LBA2 is the same as LBA. I notified Support but haven't heard anything. Not sure if this needs to be added to you list.

I know but I thought maybe it is possible because as far as I know they were included in some duke nukem 3d compliations.

Cool. I can finally get it. Maybe they will fix Gorky 17 too.

3dRealms may have the rights to sell them while GOG doesn't.

There are other cases where a series share extras, a few examples of other shared extras are Duke ringtones for DN3D and DNMP, and Vault Boy avatars, Fallout series wallpaper, and Fallout bible for the Fallout games.

Not that I know whether or not this should be the case for the LBA games, but I suppose it's possible that it's working as intended.

same goes with all the other missing expansions ;)

The Duke 3D expansions you mentioned here look quite unofficial. Maybe I am incorrect about this? For instance, Quake had tons of offshoots, but only Mission Pack 1 and 2 are official.

I know they are not official in the sense that they were made by different companies and are not considered official. but later on they were included in some official duke nukem packs. it is totally understandable why gog doesn't have the add-ons but it is also quite possible to have them here.

I mentioned these add-ons cause duke nukem fans would love to see them here since they are not easy to run on modern systems. but don't add it if you don't feel comfortable

Playing Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six right now and I'm unable to complete mission 5 because a hostage that's supposed to be there is missing / invisible.

I checked the forums and it appears that this is a genuine issue along with missing / invisible terrorists.

I'd say this is a game-breaking bug.

I am fairly certain I had this problem with the original game disc. I will post it though, with the various solutions available in the thread you already mentioned here.