Then it should be okay.

Okay, cool. Thanks!

Downloading it now. Thanks!

Nice, thanks for the heads-up, Stooner! I've been thinking how appropriate it would be for, e.g., EA to run a promo on Medal of Honour (mostly for that famous Operation Overlord re-enactment) for the D-Day anniversary, but I suppose that'll do ;)

Whoa!

That's a ninja freebie!

Thanks for the heads up!

Thanks.

I avoid Steam in general as I consider its games to be rentals but a $0 rental is still a good deal.

Thanks for the heads up! Although I might not be able to run it, and even if I can run it, it may cause my laptop to catch fire.

thanks dude for this hint!

Thank you Stooner! (Funny that I had to read about it on GOG forums to find out).

Thanks Stooner :) Grabbed it on MunkiSiren's account(I've got it) as it is definitely more her type of game than mine.
I've read someone(possibly yourself) say that exact same thing recently and that is now the way I look at Steam too.

Im starting to agree.. having said that would anyone really want to add certain awful games even if they were $0?

Nice! Thanks for the heads up!
I saw it when I opened Steam earlier, but I didn't pay close enough attention to it. I thought it was just another free-to-play for the weekend only thing.
System can't run it, but I'll upgrade and play it eventually :)

Thanks Stooner.

Well, they are probably expecting some people to buy DLCs, otherwise they wouldn't make them in the first place and price them so high, and not offer them as freebies as well along with the base game.

Promoting SE3 is probably the other reason.

Anyway, I think it will become more commonplace at least for less successful and aging games to offer the base game quite cheap (in e.g. Humble Bundles) or even free, and then hope people will buy any missing DLCs to them and get profit through them. Kind of similar idea as with free-to-play games.