Don't CDProjekt have a fairly big stake in Polish games? I was under the impression they're one of the biggest distributors over there.
Yeah, they were pretty much the first big distributor and are still the biggest. They are backing off a little though with more focus on development now. Also they own GOG.
Which is a distribution platform Funny how they made two of the best PC RPGs in recent years (Witcher 1+2) with CDProjekt RED, but their Saints Row 2 PC port is one of the shittest I've ever encountered
Actually Saints Row 2 is a perfect game so long as you use a non-steam copy to run it. I have never tried the Steam version, but the retail with a few modded files to work without Steam is flawless. Well, not exactly flawless, there are some crashes occasionally, but it runs fine for me. I played it beginning to end earlier this year. (As I did sometime last year too.)
I don't think there are many non-Steam copies. From what I remember and from what I can gleam from a quick Google, all legit copies require Steam.
Exactly. I used a method you likely already suspect, but the forum does not like us discussing this since it always starts arguments. I still retain all that is required to play it without merging it into my Steam account. PM me if this is not clear enough. No sense getting the thread closed.
I use Steam to get the big AAA titles mostly for cheap. The indie's I tend to get in bundles and use the Steam keys to also get them on Steam. I rarely purchase an indie through Steam but it is nice to get a key with it because Steam tends to keep stuff updated better than the bundle sites. By the way, I purchased DoD on Steam because it was a 75% off sale and it looked good to me and I missed the one bundle that I had seen it as part of.
That's odd because I have exactly the opposite point of view. I thought that F:NV was the worst of an otherwise great franchise -- I just had no desire to complete the game. I've said it before in more detail, so let's just leave it at that. I know others like it. That's fine. On the other hand, I love Skyrim... I just love skyrim. I won't argue that it's the best of the ES games -- Oblivion was certainly prettier as far as the color is concerned. And Morrowind had a deeper story and characters, fwiw (I won't rehash that either). But still, I did find it a real joy to spend time in, and explore and discover new things in Skyrim.
Grabbed Galaxy on Fire 2 from greenmangaming at 75% off, $4.99 last night(the extra 25% off code refused to work however). On today's steam sale I can recommend Orcs Must Die 2 at 75% off, that's a steal, I grabbed it on the earlier autumn sale at 50% off personally. It would be nice having more people to play the co-op with.
I'm thinking about it. I have issues with DC Comics, though, and I'm not entirely sure I want it. But then again I was the same with Asylum and I rather enjoyed it.
if Kings Bounty games dont go down to 75% im gonna rage,they are old and unpopular but they appeal to old dinosaurs like me -.- tempted to get Civ 5,but it still looks buggy and the DLC is ridiculous,ill wait a while for the FOR REALZ complete version. if nothing else happens ill just get OMD2,that one is a no brainer.
Except they're neither? And I think you may have just missed King's Bounty Platinum on GamersGate, which is The Legend, Armored Princess and Crossworlds. It's also likely going to be cheaper and easier for you to import the retail budget collection from the UK.
