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They aren't all based in France, though. I'm not sure what Canadian rules are for this type of behaviour. I would imagine that they're similar enough to what you find in the USA?
I was thinking of giving it a go on the Switch. Seems like a game suited to the platform.
MeanJim wrote on Apr 5, 2019, 01:06:
I already have this on Steam, but I've been grabbing the freebies anyway. This time it's not working. It pops up "Loading your order..." but never takes me to the checkout screen like before.
I've had the same issue. Had to disable trackers blocking for it to work. Go figure...
I'll line up the archers. Catapults be damned.
Could it be just that we're trying to find meaning in a game because its setting speaks to us?
I don't remember such a debate taking place about Far Cry 2's story despite it also being very much rooted in the reality of certain parts of the African continent...
I don't remember such a debate taking place about Far Cry 2's story despite it also being very much rooted in the reality of certain parts of the African continent...
I imagine that, as a publicly traded company, cdpr must hype up their games for their investors.
I'm pretty sure that within the EU only Belgium and the Netherlands have banned loot crates. Maybe Germany?
Thanks for the tip! I was going to skip this initially as I had the base game...
Mr. Tact wrote on Apr 22, 2018, 17:03:
Random question: Anyone here ever read a sci-fi novel or series of novels where humans have become an interstellar race. But by the end of the story, humans are extinct? In "Childhood's End" the human race evolves away. But I couldn't think of any where we get wiped out...
I can think of two books that don't quite fit the bill, but have some elements of what you're looking for.
No spoiler tags as I only mention the basic premise of the novels and no plot points.
Arthur C. Clarke's first novel, the City and the Stars has the last of humanity confined to one city after having been a space-faring race.
Adrian Tchaikovsky's Children of Time has humanity on the verge of extinction and looking for a new home.. also after having traveled the stars in its past.
For whatever reason I had this confused with Dark Reign 2...
Yeah.. I've been looking for a more permanent solution to these annoying prompts.
BC2 was so much fun. Fingers crossed that they'll manage to recreate the formula...
I think you have to press on the Grim banner on the store tab and it adds itself automatically to your account.
Perhaps he was. Thanks for the feedback! I think I'll bite.
SpectralMeat wrote on Oct 27, 2017, 07:55:Hoop wrote on Oct 27, 2017, 05:29:+1
Day of Infamy (against bots)
It is fantastic!
Why against bots, though? That game has been on my wishlist for a while now. I'm tempted to pull the trigger and buy it but don't really want to deal with a toxic playerbase.
mch wrote on Oct 11, 2017, 11:22:
It included HL2, HL2:EP1 and HL2:Ep2 (and TF2 and Portal)
I bought it on release and for the life of me I don't remember that part. Thanks.
I read the FAQ and yeah, they explicitly state that linking accounts is permanent so it cannot be undone.
VaranDragon wrote on Oct 11, 2017, 02:24:
Im looking at it on one of my shelves right now. I actually bought it for TF2, so I actually bought Half Life 2 twice. Heh.
Pretty sure that the Orange Box only included Episode 2 and not the whole sequel? Hmm..
Yeah, I'm in the same position but I'll be playing D:OS II.
At least Robert Jordan had the decency to die before ending his series. What excuse does Valve have to not bring closure to HL?
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