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The caravan has all my friends / They'll stay with me until the end



<span class="bold">The Banner Saga 2</span>, which continues the captivating tale of your people's perilous journey, is available now for Windows and Mac, DRM-free on GOG.com.

You knew that your choices would come back to haunt you, didn't you. But you made them anyway, because that's what Viking leaders do. Many have died, and more will perish still, yet the caravan must press on. The future holds a thin promise of salvation but the present requires sacrifices, gut-wrenching decisions, brutal turn-based encounters, and a watchful eye over all your caravan's needs. New characters, a new race of Horseborn, and a more complex story will make your journey even more challenging and rewarding than before, while your wise leadership skills shall once again prove just as important as your tactical prowess.



Continue your epic march through this vast Viking land of legends in <span class="bold">The Banner Saga 2</span>, DRM-free on GOG.com. Those entranced by the evocative Soundtrack should pick it up either <span class="bold">separately</span> or as part of the <span class="bold">Deluxe Edition</span>.


Choices you made in <span class="bold">The Banner Saga</span> carry over to the sequel. If you haven't played it yet, this is the perfect time to begin your Banner Saga and grab the original for 50% off until May 2, 2:59 PM UTC.


In the press:
"As beautiful and tactical as the first, but with greater variety in combat and story" - IGN
"A gorgeous, challenging strategy game that's starting to tell one hell of a story" - Kotaku
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Maighstir: Since Linux is to a large part built by the kinds of you and me -people sitting in their bedrooms and hacking away- rather than by a single profit-driven company (well, there are also a number of profit-driven companies contributing code and/or building their own distributions, such as Intel, AMD, Red Hat, Canonical, Oracle, Google, Facebook, Amazon, and -yes- Microsoft), there isn't really much of a home to call.

Also, everyone is in their full right to inspect and modify the code, and build their own release, should they find a piece that actually does call somewhere. Only rule being that if you decide to distribute your modified build, you must also make your modified code available.
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gamesfreak64: okay that sounds fair enough, thanks for the reply.
Any Linux distro does not call home on its own for the most part, it's the programs you install on your Linux distro that do the calling home thing :)
In case someone was wondering about the Banner Saga 1 discount (50%) ending too soon.
We had a short hick-up in our promo tool but now the discount is live again.