Bear in mind that D2D now lock accounts to the region they were made in. Thus it is not always possible to buy games from them if the version they are selling is not available in your region. And that still holds true even when you use a proxy.

I have it, it's a good game, earlier releases had a nasty crash bug but I think it has been fixed now and I'm still waiting for GamersGate to get the expansion because that is where I purchased the base game from.
No you dastardly New Zealand EB Games, you! I will not purchase that copy of said game that may not even work for $130 from the snarky, spoiled and pretentious clerk behind the counter of your shop.

I shall change all proxies until I can rightfully get a digital version for $3 and not even have to leave my house and risk smelling people, get the cold shoulder from females and have to witness the angry and scorned looks on the elderly shoppers.

I'd like some games please, send to bob629581 at yahoo dot com.

Sent.

It certainly is true. Ceville, however, is available world wide (excluding Germany). So naturally, you could buy it. MMOs however, tend to be sold for specific regions on D2D, so even if sold on the US site (in your region), buying from the UK or EU sites may not be possible -- especially as they verify certain information for those purchases).

And if the game is out right not available in your region, you pretty much can't buy it.

D2D aren't checking whether you're paying more or less based on the region of your account, they are only checking whether the game is available in your region for that D2D site. If it is, the sale goes through. If not, it no longer will.

Don't forget about that we have to pay VAT after every purchase . Good for the people in the US , they don't have to pay more after the same game .
the nearest retail pc game store more than 300 km away from here

Rofl, I'd be out of the country in any direction with only half that xD

I know . :)

Railworks DLC Complete Pack - 78% off!

Goodie!!

80% in here .

Overlord 2 £2
Holy feck! Even at 78% off it's £150!

As an owner of Railworks, I have to say that's a really stupid pack. Very few people are actually going to want all the DLC. What they should have done, is split it up into several packs catering for the different tastes (Steam locomotives, diesel/electric, passenger, freight, etc.)

I'm sure more people would be far more interested in such packs than in the whole bloody lot.

Even if they offered a bit less of a discount as a result, that's still a much better idea for all concerned.