Posted February 16, 2012
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=qPSvCqAOMfc
grynn
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abolat
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damien
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the_bard
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Posted February 16, 2012
noobs do make the game more difficult. Health & enemy count scales with the number of players. If you get a couple of new guys joining a high difficulty server you'll probably wipe. That's okay though, surviving isn't really the point.
Also it has a much too large recoil for my taste.
But for 3 dollars feel free to try it.
Meh, I guess for 3 I can give it a shot.
worlddan
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Posted February 16, 2012
There is not. In theory if you own a license that license is transferable but every site I know of makes it technically impossible. In addition, all the major sites make account selling a violation of their TOS, so you can't do that either. You might be able to sell your account on some of the smaller sites like beambog; I've never looked into that.
Psyringe
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Posted February 16, 2012
Another sneaky sale on GamersGate: Strength and Honour II is 50% off (17.48 $/€) for the next 15 hours. I know nothing of this game - apparently it's a TBS/RTS empire building game set in ancient times, with a focus on the internal challenges of building and sustaining such an empire. Reviews are mixed and contradict each other.
Edit: Some more info on the game's homepage. It does sound interesting for strategy fans who'd like to explore the full scope of ancient empire building (trade, diplomacy, infrastructure, famous individuals) instead of just focusing on the military aspect.
Edit: Some more info on the game's homepage. It does sound interesting for strategy fans who'd like to explore the full scope of ancient empire building (trade, diplomacy, infrastructure, famous individuals) instead of just focusing on the military aspect.
Post edited February 16, 2012 by Psyringe
HuntingNoob
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Posted February 16, 2012
Steam daily is Magicka 75% off
MW3 is also 33% off on Steam
MW3 is also 33% off on Steam
Post edited February 16, 2012 by HuntingNoob
Psyringe
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Posted February 16, 2012
Amazon has Civilization V on sale for 7.49 $, and Bioshock for 4.99 $. Most people interested in those probably got them during the winter sales or earlier, but the offer might be interesting for latecomers.
abolat
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Posted February 16, 2012
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Posted February 16, 2012
The contrast between professional and user reviews of this game is really quite striking. Civ V has a metascore of 90%, while the average customer score on Amazon is 48% after 861 reviews. Granted, many of the one-star reviews are complaints about Steam, but still...