Posted November 29, 2012

Darthprymus
New User
Registered: Jul 2012
From United States

Tallima
TreasureHunting!
Registered: Apr 2010
From United States

Darthprymus
New User
Registered: Jul 2012
From United States
Posted November 29, 2012



Pompfinebara
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Registered: Aug 2011
From Austria
Posted November 29, 2012
Okay, I just bought my first Steam games - for 0.25 cents a piece. And gave everything to the Red Cross.

mushy101
God lover
Registered: Aug 2009
From United Kingdom
Posted November 29, 2012
You guys should've expected something along these lines when they received a significant outside investment from a private equity firm. Making big bucks does require a slight philosophy change. and yeah it's slight, until they do this with the indie bundles this is just a way to one up the competition. This is about getting eyes and wallets open on humble bundle site in the biggest spending season of the year, globally. Which judging by the amount of money already generated, succeeded. This after a big steam sale.
I don't hate them for that, and actually quite glad I get SR3, RF and darksiders for such little money.
Bundle brought, and let's try to think with a little clarity and save our pitchforks for the possible event they do this with a Indie Bundle, then I'll to get mine. Until then, it's a damn good way to get a really, really fantastic bundle of games. Heck, just buy for the OST's alone.
I don't hate them for that, and actually quite glad I get SR3, RF and darksiders for such little money.
Bundle brought, and let's try to think with a little clarity and save our pitchforks for the possible event they do this with a Indie Bundle, then I'll to get mine. Until then, it's a damn good way to get a really, really fantastic bundle of games. Heck, just buy for the OST's alone.

aluinie
stealthy elf
Registered: Sep 2008
From United Kingdom
Posted November 29, 2012
im in kind of a shock on this totally unexpected. Got saints row 3 already but i havent the music so might be worth paying for this.

mondo84
hwgr
Registered: Apr 2011
From United States
Posted November 29, 2012


Doesn't make it right per se, but it doesn't mean that HIB will stop having DRM-free indie games.

anjohl
Disconnected
Registered: Jul 2009
From Canada
Posted November 29, 2012
I gave them a buck for Metro, though I doubt I will ever play it on PC.

robb5
ArrowToTheKnee
Registered: May 2011
From Romania
Posted November 29, 2012
low rated
Can anyone gift me an gift url? 1 dollar ( I don't want the Above the Average)
It seems my card is not getting accepted...
Thank you in advance.
It seems my card is not getting accepted...
Thank you in advance.

Pheace
New User
Registered: Jul 2010
From Netherlands

Red_Avatar
Be vigilant
Registered: Oct 2008
From Belgium
Posted November 29, 2012
Folks, what makes Steam bad, is how they put your games at risk. Paying $5 for a handful of great games isn't a big risk to take. I don't mind Steam as long as the games I buy for it are dirt cheap.

my name is catte
i touch your foods
Registered: Mar 2010
From United Kingdom
Posted November 29, 2012

Kristian
New User
Registered: Sep 2008
From Faroe Islands
Posted November 29, 2012

Edit:
Just wrote the following email to the Humble Bundle guys:
Hi I am writing this to let you know that I am very very disappointed that the Humble Bundle brand is no longer any kind of guarantee that games will be DRM free and multiplatform and that by agreeing to THQ's terms you have lost all the leverage in your negotiations with development studios with regard to getting them release their games in a DRM free, cross-platform state.
They will just tell you that since THQ was allowed to release their games in a Windows only, Steam only fashion they too should be allowed to do that. I am seriously worried that this means the Humble Bundle will have produced its last DRM free debut and its last Linux/cross-platform debut.
They will just tell you that since THQ was allowed to release their games in a Windows only, Steam only fashion they too should be allowed to do that. I am seriously worried that this means the Humble Bundle will have produced its last DRM free debut and its last Linux/cross-platform debut.
Post edited November 29, 2012 by Kristian

Iain
Going Retro
Registered: Oct 2011
From United Kingdom

Oriza-Triznyák
garbage features like achievements.
Registered: Apr 2009
From Other
Posted November 29, 2012
Post edited November 29, 2012 by ne_zavarj