Ah, sorry, forgot about that.

Thanks Doc0075 for S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat this is an game that i used to play a lot in 2015 and i'm going to do this again, thanks also to finkleroy for managing the giveaway.

Granted.

May I ask for my wishlisted Tangledeep + Legend of Shara + Tangledeep - Dawn of Dragons please? Is it all one key or separate?

Granted. Everything after the - counts as one item.

Thank you so very much for your generosity, Doc0075! And a big thank you too to finkleroy for this thread

Thank you the great Doc0075 for the awesome game and thank you finkleroy for awesome game!
This quarantine is going to be a fun time.
You guys are awesome.

May I request Warhammer 40,000: Rites of War I missed the Giveaway.

Hello again, may I ask for Star Wars: Dark Forces?

Granted.
Granted.

Thanks samuraigaiden for the key and finkleroy for the Giveaway! :)

For anyone reading this I would like to recommend King of Dragon Pass. I usually hate managerial games as it usually boils down to balancing numbers, watching one counter tick up and another tick down. King of Dragon Pass creates a rich world that has a unique culture very similar to Nordic mythology. Events are woven together in such a way that I actually cared about the people in them. The hand drawn pictures that accompany these events are simply stunning. There are literally hundreds of them.

You have a council that you fill with advisors, to help you make decisions. Each have their own strengths and drawbacks, and are devotees to one god or another. They often disagree so you will have to pay attention to who is an expert in what since they all have an opinion on everything. Appointing a devotee of the trickster god to the council is risky, on one hand they always possess keen insight into dilemmas on the other they will sometimes give you the wrong advise because otherwise they wouldn't be very good believers. You will watch their portraits grow old and eventually die. Whether on the field of battle or at the hands of Father Time.

There is no right way to play. You can be a peaceful clan that depends on trading, or a war clan that steals from it's neighbors. You can decide to enslave your enemies, or ransom them back to their families. In one game I was playing as a clan that kept slaves, after a particularly large battle with a rival clan I captured over 80 of them. On this occasion I ransomed them back because I thought paying the ransom would bankrupt them. I lost out on a large workforce but it worked and they were severely weakened which made them easier to raid for years. Each choice has it's drawbacks and advantages. It's a medieval fantasy world with matching sensibilities. If foreign men go into the Temple of the Goddess of the Hunt to shelter from the rain, you can spend a small fortune in sacrifices to appease her or do the more medieval thing and simply kill them for their transgression.

I carefully managed crop percentages and cattle purchases, because the story made me care about the people behind the numbers.

Thanks a lot to finkleroy and Doc0075 for Dark Forces!

Jesus Christ
May I get off the list of no nomination for me? And I will like yono and the celestial elephant,if I get a pass

Thanks Doc and other donors for huge amount of gams donated