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Posted September 15, 2015
What a big franchise. I guess people really wanted total war after all.

Thank you, I'll show myself out...
Post edited September 15, 2015 by InfraSuperman
Posted September 15, 2015
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Grargar: <span class="bold">Humble Total War Bundle</span>

PWYW ($1 for Steam keys)
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Roman Soldier vs Germanic Warrior – an Osprey Book by Lindsay Powell
Alesia 52 BC, the Final Struggle for Gaul – an Osprey Book by Nic Fields
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Treasure: Wait a moment, so this bundle contains books too? And not only your average fan fiction, but actual Osprey books? This publisher is leading in terms of military history ! (I like that history subset quite a lot...) And this seems the closest we'll ever get to a history books bundle... I'm seriously tempted to get the PWYW just for these -only problem would be how I'd ever manage to get rid of all the other Steam stuff...
1. Post on steam forums: Free Games.
2. Profit.

Seriously. You're acting as if steam is some sort of pariah in the games community. It's really not.
Posted September 16, 2015
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InfraSuperman: What a big franchise. I guess people really wanted total war after all.

Thank you, I'll show myself out...
Not before I express my disapproval.
Posted September 16, 2015
I'm holding out to see if the add Shogun II to the BTA list; if they do, I'll almost certainly grab it. If not, I'll probably pass, as I already have Medieval II and Rome I, and haven't heard enough great things about about the other games to bother.
Posted September 16, 2015
Steam-only...
Posted September 16, 2015
Is Rome II still the buggy piece of crap it's been since release?
Posted September 16, 2015
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ggf162: Is Rome II still the buggy piece of crap it's been since release?
not really. i havnt had any issues playing single player in the last month, but thats with emperor edition and without any DLCs i just got the dlcs so ill find out with those too.
Post edited September 16, 2015 by Va1c0n
Posted September 16, 2015
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Sachys: Will probably try and grab the $1 tier just for shogun and viking.
Maybe even the bta if it gets cheap enough (could do with another copy of the original medieval TW - that britain campaign is great!
Well, it's worth it for Shogun. Not sure if you'll like Viking so much. Doesn't really fit into the Total War mould -- it's a bit of a mixture of genres, third person adventuring and strategy, and the mass battle bits tend to be more annoying than fun, in my opinion anyway.
Posted September 16, 2015
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Sachys: Will probably try and grab the $1 tier just for shogun and viking.
Maybe even the bta if it gets cheap enough (could do with another copy of the original medieval TW - that britain campaign is great!
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blakstar: Well, it's worth it for Shogun. Not sure if you'll like Viking so much. Doesn't really fit into the Total War mould -- it's a bit of a mixture of genres, third person adventuring and strategy, and the mass battle bits tend to be more annoying than fun, in my opinion anyway.
Already have the old shogun (disc is buggered though). also, already picked it up. :D

- though... the original Medieval is better (that pre 1066 campaign!!!!!!).
Posted September 16, 2015
If they had priced Rome 2 below regular sale prices that would have been a good deal. :(
Posted September 16, 2015
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MaximumBunny: If they had priced Rome 2 below regular sale prices that would have been a good deal. :(
You have to complain about everything dont you!?

- Didnt you ever get that "moon on a stick" as child? - I suppose not...
Posted September 16, 2015
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Sachys: You have to complain about everything dont you!?

- Didnt you ever get that "moon on a stick" as child? - I suppose not...
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Posted September 16, 2015
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Sachys: You have to complain about everything dont you!?

- Didnt you ever get that "moon on a stick" as child? - I suppose not...
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MaximumBunny: (ಥ︵ಥ)
...then SHARE with the other children!
Posted September 16, 2015
The BTA only lacks Shogun 2 and Napoleon right? Anyway the $1 is awesome by itself.
Ah and Rome 1 which i have
Post edited September 16, 2015 by blotunga
Posted September 16, 2015
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Treasure: Wait a moment, so this bundle contains books too? And not only your average fan fiction, but actual Osprey books? This publisher is leading in terms of military history ! (I like that history subset quite a lot...) And this seems the closest we'll ever get to a history books bundle... I'm seriously tempted to get the PWYW just for these -only problem would be how I'd ever manage to get rid of all the other Steam stuff...
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itchy01ca01: 1. Post on steam forums: Free Games.
2. Profit.

Seriously. You're acting as if steam is some sort of pariah in the games community. It's really not.
Well, I do have a steam account, but I'm hardly using it, and only for games which I bought in retail ages ago without noticing the teeny tiny letters saying it needed Steam. And I'm not playing any of these atm, so I don't even have the Steam client installed on my pc. Installing it just to post in the Steam forums/steamgifts (and I'm not even allowed to participate in steamgifts, because I haven't bought anything at all from the Steam store itself!) isn't something I can bother with. So only choice that remains is give whatever keys I have (because I prefer to pay over $1 and also occasionally buy BTAs) here in the gog forums. And, let me tell you, whenever I make those Steam keys giveaways, hardly a handful of people participates and I end up having games remaining unasked. So I don't think it's that wrong from my part to believe that bundled Steam keys aren't much in demand, in the gog forums at least...
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