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Earlier, I tried to give away my (2nd) copy of Patrician IV, so I asked Xyem to choose a winner for that in one of his weekly giveaways. As nobody redeemed the code so far, I'm starting a giveaway for this game.

To enter, simply post something to this thread. The winner will get a GamersGate code for Patrician IV. This giveaway ends on December 13 (2012) at 7'o clock PM UTC (that's 8'o clock PM CET). At the end, I will choose a winner randomly.

Good luck!
not in but +1
The first one rarely gets picked, so I'll post first. Cheers!

edit: Damn it reaver!
Post edited December 11, 2012 by Titanium
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Titanium: The first one rarely gets picked, so I'll post first. Cheers!

edit: Damn it reaver!
/me blows raspberry
Not in, but thanks for giveaway. +1
In. Would love to try it
Thanks!
I'm in, thanks for doing this!
Im in!
I'll give it a shot. Thank you!
I'll join the merry throng.

Thanks for the chacne.
I'll try this one too!

Thanks! ;p
never played that franchise what is it?
I'm in.
Count me in. Thanks!
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hercufles: never played that franchise what is it?
"Patrician IV is the latest sequel in the top-selling historical trading simulation and strategy series. In the game, you are a merchant in northern Europe during the late Middle Ages, a time when the Hanseatic League, a powerful economic and political alliance, was flourishing. Your goal is to rise to become the most successful and influential member of the League, ultimately being elected Elderman, or leader, of the trading alliance. Begin by bargaining with common goods, then build up your own production and establish a merchant fleet. Later on, you will gain more and more political influence and even establish new towns.

However, a Hanse merchant's life can also have its dark side. On your way to power you have to hold your ground against fierce rivals, whom you have to battle via economic competition, price wars or even direct sabotage. Will you even engage in piracy?

An extensive commerce system that recreates the economy of the era
Historically accurate trade routes between 32 towns
All towns are displayed in impressive and detailed 3D graphics
Intelligent rivals challenge the player's economic, diplomatic and military skills
Dynamic weather and seasons influence gameplay
Become a town's mayor and control massive construction projects
Compose your own merchant fleet from historical ship models and research new types
Protect your fleet with armed convoy ships and take part in impressive naval battles against pirates and rivals
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Post edited December 13, 2012 by pseudonarne