Why would they? There were no rewards besides the cards before, either.
Well except when they did the coal thing, and the summer...ticket...thing? And that was years ago
Newegg is selling a bunch of PC game keys. There's a pretty good selection (way beyond what I've listed). Many of these have been on sale a lot before, but there are some very good prices and, with the promo code EMCKKNT58 knocking off an additional 15%, some of these games are hitting record lows. For example:
NOTE: If you want the game on Steam, double check that you are getting Steam and not UPlay. All the Far Cry games, for example, are being sold on UPlay. All the ones I've listed are showing as Steam.
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And don't miss Nuuvem's Black Friday sale. You have to do a currency conversion to figure out the prices, but there are some fantastic deals to be had, such as:
There were collective rewards in the form of extra flash sales you could choose between - they weren't ever in question and everybody knew they'd come up by the end of the sale anyway, but it created enough of the illusion of a reason to play the mini games.
Since this is technically sale related, I'm gonna post this question in here, for @vsove
Why does Bioware DLC never seem to go on sale? Origin occasionally does some pretty good deals for games in the Mass Effect/Dragon Age series', but their respective DLC always seems to stay the same price, occasionally being more expensive than the base game. Is that an active decision, or just something that has to exist for X reason?
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Been in a very specific mood for stories, and ended up browsing through Steam's Cyberpunk tag.
The Bad: Read Only Memories isn't on sale, still considering buying it
The Good: Satellite Reign is on a bigger discount than I expected, also I totally forgot Wadjet Eye made a Cyberpunk adventure game that I might need to check out
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Gemini Rue is really good and only has one or two really obtuse adventure game puzzles.
Pilars of Eternity is a lot of fun once I realized important positioning and CC are. It's been a long, long time since I've played a CRPG, and I was kind of crap at them back then anways, so I'm learning everything from scratch. Still having a bit of choice overload come every level up, but samrt ass, stabby DPS rogue is working out so far.
And I'm still early but I really like how the story is going so far. Usually I ignore the lore in games like these because it's all fantasy name word soup, but here I find myself getting really caught up in the background stories and history of everything and how it relates to the main quest.
I know the DLC is set during the story instead of being it's own seperate thing; is it worth it to get it now or should I just finish the main story once and wait for it to go on sale?
I should probably finally get around to upgrading my Dark Souls 2 to Scholar of the First Sin
It annoyed me in previous sales that it was cheaper to buy it new than to upgrade it, fortunately not the case for this one
I'm generally not a fan of this style of upgrade, but 90% off is making me strongly consider getting it.
90? I'm only seeing 50. Maybe because I only have the base game and none of the dlc
yeah the upgrade is increased for each dlc you have
with the full set of dlc you're basically paying $5 for a dx11 version
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LasbrookIt takes a lot to make a stewWhen it comes to me and youRegistered Userregular
Has anyone gotten Transformers Devastation on PC? I was thinking of getting it on that GMG sale and can only find minimum specs for it online, I don't wanna run this unless I can get a high frame rate.
I'm not at my comp but I have an Intel i5 (sandy bridge, don't remember the specific model), a Radeon HD7970 and 8 gigs of ram. I know this wasn't the biggest budget game but at the same time my machine is starting to be the be the poster boy for min spec for current games.
Scholar of the First Sin is really, really good. All the enemy layout changes they made makes it a lot more than just an H-er D package of all the DLC. Plus some of that DLC is, quality-wise, up there with Artorias.
Fairly certain the new enemy placements were added to the base game
What do you mean? There was a patch for "regular" Dark Souls 2 released alongside Scholar of the First Sin, but it didn't include the new enemy placements
SotFS also came with some changes to the DLC areas, mostly minor ones like AI tweaks
Has anyone gotten Transformers Devastation on PC? I was thinking of getting it on that GMG sale and can only find minimum specs for it online, I don't wanna run this unless I can get a high frame rate.
I'm not at my comp but I have an Intel i5 (sandy bridge, don't remember the specific model), a Radeon HD7970 and 8 gigs of ram. I know this wasn't the biggest budget game but at the same time my machine is starting to be the be the poster boy for min spec for current games.
I can't imagine Devastation would be much more demanding than Revengeance.
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LasbrookIt takes a lot to make a stewWhen it comes to me and youRegistered Userregular
Thanks for the help but it seems I took too long deliberating and missed the end of the sale. I'd be bummed but I'm waiting for my new surge protector to come in next week before I hook my PC back up anyways
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Well except when they did the coal thing, and the summer...ticket...thing? And that was years ago
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Getting started with BATTLETECH: Part 1 / Part 2
That was mainly a way to regulate the badge-drop economy though, I think.
Grow Home (Steam key) is $2 on Amazon right now
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There's also a 10% off coupon that works with it:
SAVE10-WTHGMG-GTBFCM
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what
I mean, I like the game (it's adorable!), but...
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Wow, holy shit.
That's such a low price that the 10% off coupon only saved me a little under 2 bucks. Insanely good deal.
EDIT: Authorized distributor though; so they didn't get the key from the publisher, so be aware if that's not something you're down with.
Why does Bioware DLC never seem to go on sale? Origin occasionally does some pretty good deals for games in the Mass Effect/Dragon Age series', but their respective DLC always seems to stay the same price, occasionally being more expensive than the base game. Is that an active decision, or just something that has to exist for X reason?
Limit of five, FYI.
Steam profile.
Getting started with BATTLETECH: Part 1 / Part 2
The Bad: Read Only Memories isn't on sale, still considering buying it
The Good: Satellite Reign is on a bigger discount than I expected, also I totally forgot Wadjet Eye made a Cyberpunk adventure game that I might need to check out
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My biggest piece of advice is that you don't need to do every sidequest in an area before you move on.
It annoyed me in previous sales that it was cheaper to buy it new than to upgrade it, fortunately not the case for this one
PSN: Robo_Wizard1
Oh, yeah actually I wasn't even talking about Gemini Rue, I was talking about Technobabylon
And I'm still early but I really like how the story is going so far. Usually I ignore the lore in games like these because it's all fantasy name word soup, but here I find myself getting really caught up in the background stories and history of everything and how it relates to the main quest.
I know the DLC is set during the story instead of being it's own seperate thing; is it worth it to get it now or should I just finish the main story once and wait for it to go on sale?
I'm generally not a fan of this style of upgrade, but 90% off is making me strongly consider getting it.
90? I'm only seeing 50. Maybe because I only have the base game and none of the dlc
PSN: Robo_Wizard1
yeah the upgrade is increased for each dlc you have
with the full set of dlc you're basically paying $5 for a dx11 version
I'm not at my comp but I have an Intel i5 (sandy bridge, don't remember the specific model), a Radeon HD7970 and 8 gigs of ram. I know this wasn't the biggest budget game but at the same time my machine is starting to be the be the poster boy for min spec for current games.
Steam
I did not realize that. Yeah, I have all the DLC, although I haven't played it.
nope. i can confirm they were not.
What do you mean? There was a patch for "regular" Dark Souls 2 released alongside Scholar of the First Sin, but it didn't include the new enemy placements
SotFS also came with some changes to the DLC areas, mostly minor ones like AI tweaks
Amazon is having a sale on Crucial RAM if you want to grab some more.
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isn't it a completely different engine
Gotta love them, about the only thing more hated in DnD was , crap, which monster could outright drain your levels, was it Wraiths?
Ghast? I'm going by Order of the Stick so...
Oddly enough, I think that might be it either way
Hitman 2: Silent Assassin is free right now (until Sunday) from the Squeenix store, gives you a Steam key. Use the offer code FreeSilentAssassin.
I have the link