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Is GOGnard pronounced gog-nard or gon-yard?
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jamotide: Its definitely not the steam key, I sent that one now as well. But we got some sort of workaround now where I sent him the download link from the humble store for the standalone version which can be used with the chrome key. And I think he can also still tradeaway the steam key. Anyone know? That would maybe make up for the troubles.
Much appreciated, but the download from the link was fine. I'm rather fanatical against DRM, so it's unlikely I would ever use the other keys. So feel free to give them out if you like. I've got that game itself so I'm content, thanks!

I marked the first reply as the answer, since it is technically correct, even though inapplicable to our own trade. It's all good advice, and I know more about how Humble Bundle purchases work too. All goes towards making me (and hopefully others) a more informed buyer and trader.
Post edited July 17, 2013 by IAmSinistar
Ah great, but the either the chrome or the steam key is for the uodater of the standalone version,too, there is no extra key for it anywhere,except those two.
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grimwerk: Is GOGnard pronounced gog-nard or gon-yard?
The latter is more correct, given its French origin, but I pronounce it the former way as that sounds more meaty to me in English (and also doesn't lose the GOG syllable, which is the paramount one). Interestingly enough, it has the same etymology and meaning as "grunt" in America, when used to mean a common low-rank soldier.
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grimwerk: Is GOGnard pronounced gog-nard or gon-yard?
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IAmSinistar: The latter is more correct, given its French origin, but I pronounce it the former way as that sounds more meaty to me in English (and also doesn't lose the GOG syllable, which is the paramount one). Interestingly enough, it has the same etymology and meaning as "grunt" in America, when used to mean a common low-rank soldier.
Interesting, thanks!