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[More_Badass]

So I'm like 7 years late to the party, but Company of Heroes is fantastic. Seriously, the decline of WW2 games makes a geniunely good one feel so intense and exciting. The atmosphere and chaos of war is just compelling, the controls are so simple yet allow for so much depth. I was kind of expecting to be overwhelmed as I've never really played RTS games before, but gameplay-wise, CoH is easy to learn, but a strategic challenge to master.

 

[Cth]

Oh, so no-one else played Actual Sunlight? That's fine, but do check it out if you have a chance. Especially if you like To The Moon and/or good writing. Note that the tone and themes are quite a bit different in those games, but the delivery is very similar (essentially, they are both simple RPG maker games with text as their main storytelling medium and some skeleton interactivity to guide you through it).

It's on my wishlist.. been tempted to pull the trigger on it, but didn't know how long it was. I think I read 1 hour.

I was so-so on To The Moon to be honest.

I like unique games, especially ones that put forth experiences (at a decent price vs time mind you).

I was interested in seeing how it stacks up in comparison to this game:
http://www.depressionquest.com/dqfinal.html

Thanks for posting an impression, was hoping someone got around to trying it.

 

[Anteater]

...addicted to Steam and the various game bundle sites.

She can save a lot of money, most of my friends don't bother and buy games at full price and not play them.


Instead of buying lots of games and not play them

 

[Levyne]

So I'm like 7 years late to the party, but Company of Heroes is fantastic. Seriously, the decline of WW2 games makes a geniunely good one feel so intense and exciting. The atmosphere and chaos of war is just compelling, the controls are so simple yet allow for so much depth. I was kind of expecting to be overwhelmed as I've never really played RTS games before, but gameplay-wise, CoH is easy to learn, but a strategic challenge to master.

Hmm. I got these games with the THQ bundle. I'd never considered trying them out.

 

[Chance Hale]

So you're one of those that don't care about the actual quality of the port, which by all accounts is very good, but only about the game not looking like in the old screens/videos.

As someone who spent 60 or so hours with the PS3 version it's still an incredible shame because the contrast between areas is huge in terms of lighting quality and given how last minute those changes must have been(no baked in lighting to replace the removed kind) there was plenty of reason to expect it to be back for the PC version.

It's nice that Durante says the texture quality looks better, but the 4K downsampled shots so far haven't been particularly convincing given that area was the prettiest in the console version as well and also showed plenty of abysmal textures. PC version is 14 GBs compared to the PS3's 6 so obviously there will be a difference and I look forward to seeing it.

 

[Sgt.Pepper]

Hmm. I got these games with the THQ bundle. I'd never considered trying them out.

Make sure you download the (Steam version), er version. The normal one crashes on chapter 3 for me all the time.

 

[Tenrius]

My advice: don't get the orbs of adventure, or whatever they're called. Easily saves a bit of time. Maybe skip the shanties. The messages in bottles at least have some relevance to the plot, and try to make it meaningful to collect them all by presenting a side story. The diving stuff is interesting, so try to do that. The forts are easy enough once you've upgraded your ship.

Well, I wasn't really collecting any of that stuff anyway. I tried reading the messages, but lost interest rather quickly. It's not that any of this is particularly bad, it's just that you have to repeat everything so many times, it really starts to become routine after a while. Even the story sort of falls apart. It's nice when you steal the ship during that storm and you get a cool dude as your first mate, and there capital letters in the subtitles and stuff. But then it becomes largely incoherent, downplaying all the cool things that were introduced later, capitalizing on the tired assassin mythos that got old halfway through the first game and doing a really poor job of connecting the separated story missions. This may be exaggerating a bit (especially if you lower your standards a bit by comparing it to a lot of video games considered great), but I must say that the writing is just not very good in this game regardless. I see it as a missed opportunity: you take the coolest theme ever, write several characters that are actually interesting and likeable (a feat for Ubisoft Montreal), create some impressive graphical technology including the best representation of the sea in video games ever, you also get some top-notch music and some great game mechanics that just make you feel good (the naval battles, didn't really care much for the usual AC fare, personally) and then what? You fall in the typical AC trap: the story stops to make any sense about 1/3 into it and the player has to repeat every single gameplay element so many times it looks they are meant to stop having fun at some point.

That's encouraging. Seems like most people think it's weaker than the other games in the series, so my hype levels have dipped to a manageable level, lol.

The major complaints I've seen so far is the levels not being interconnected (the game sort of has the Demon's Souls system, with a central hub and several linear paths starting from it) and the level design itself not being particularly good.

I don't really agree with these complaints. While having a huge interconnected world like in Dark Souls is fun, it doesn't really bring a lot to the experience aside from the wow factor. Instead of that in Demon's Souls and Dark Souls II you have a consistent hub, which you have to return to quite a bit and see how it changes as you progress through the game. The path system is also quite a bit handier, as you don't have to constantly backtrack through all those areas (you can teleport between bonfires off the bat). Some people liked that, but I really prefer it the way it's done in the latest game (which is the same to Demon's).

The issues people have with level design I don't really understand at all. On the contrary, I haven't seen a single bad level in DSII yet (I'm halfway through the game or so). They all offer a very consistent level of quality, being really enjoyable, whereas the first Dark Souls game had some really poor levels (Lost Izalith) as well as some rather mediocre ones (Anor Londo; it looked great, but it didn't really work that well for me). And all the worlds are larger in the second game to boot (I see about half of them so far, by the way, so my opinion might change later).

Dark Souls II is also much more articulate about its online features, optional bosses and other fun distractions from the main course. The covenants are much better and it seems you have something interesting to do almost anywhere you go. So the game just feels much more polished in that regard. Not sure, maybe people thought that some of the jank present in the previous game was a part of its charm, but I certainly didn't.

Anyway, that's what I think so far.

 

[Cth]

First off, thanks to Tellaerin and The_Super_Inframan for Half Minute Hero.

I entered both raffles before heading to work and ended up winning two copies..

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Be sure to thank The_Super_Inframan for this copy!

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[Atraveller]

i'll probably be deader to all of you when I get Watch_Dogs instead of Dark Souls II

YOLO

rip salsa 2014

 

[toddhunter]

i'll probably be deader to all of you when I get Watch_Dogs instead of Dark Souls II

Especially if there is a steam sale on at the same time.

 

[MMBosstones86]

Sure, they fixed a few of the things that the last port got wrong (GFWL, resolution options), but the rest of the points such as "60fps out of the box" have no place in a comparison as the original Dark Souls wasn't designed to run at 60fps. The port of the original fixed and stabilized the framerate from the console version, which the port of the new game does as well (to the tune of running at 60fps constantly).

...what? Still valid. Port of DS1 is better than DS2, that's the comparison.

 

[Miker]

So I'm like 7 years late to the party, but Company of Heroes is fantastic. Seriously, the decline of WW2 games makes a geniunely good one feel so intense and exciting. The atmosphere and chaos of war is just compelling, the controls are so simple yet allow for so much depth. I was kind of expecting to be overwhelmed as I've never really played RTS games before, but gameplay-wise, CoH is easy to learn, but a strategic challenge to master.

This isn't necessarily aimed at you, but when people say that CoH is less micro-heavy than StarCraft, I just don't believe them. In SC2, if you macro decently well (manage your economy and production), you can grab your big-ass army and attack-move into the middle of an enemy's base and win. Sure, there's Blink micro, marine splitting, and other crazy-ass cutesy micro, but it's largely unnecessary when playing against mortals.

In CoH, the macro side is much easier, but I personally find the micro side to be overwhelming. Making sure your units aren't getting flanked/suppressed, making sure your vehicles' weak spots aren't exposed, and making sure each troop has the proper subweapon upgrade is a lot to manage. Part of it is that I'm really bad at CoH and I've spent far more time in SC2, but I actually think the latter is far easier to learn.

 

[Chance Hale]

The issues people have with level design I don't really understand at all. On the contrary, I haven't seen a single bad level in DSII yet (I'm halfway through the game or so). They all offer a very consistent level of quality, being really enjoyable, whereas the first Dark Souls game had some really poor levels (Lost Izalith) as well as some rather mediocre ones (Anor Londo; it looked great, but it didn't really work that well for me). And all the worlds are larger in the second game to boot (I see about half of them so far, by the way, so my opinion might change later).

Dark Souls II is also much more articulate about its online features, optional bosses and other fun distractions from the main course. The covenants are much better and it seems you have something interesting to do almost anywhere you go. So the game just feels much more polished in that regard. Not sure, maybe people thought that some of the jank present in the previous game was a part of its charm, but I certainly didn't.

Anyway, that's what I think so far.

If you're halfway through the game then you haven't seen the garbage it has in store for you. There are probably 4 Lost Izalith equivalents in Dark Souls 2. And the disconnected world works to some degree as it allowed them to go crazy with some of the areas but for the most part the places get smaller and smaller as you go along and despite there being far more areas than in previous games there's not really more content. Given their size the levels can't really be compared to how Demon Souls handled things either.

Game is still pretty great, but it's by far the most inconsistent game in the series and you will start to understand why soon enough. Not to mention two of the covenants don't even work properly and they completely screwed up the invasion system. I was human most of the game and got invaded maybe 3 times. Really silly.

 

[clockworkinyou]

Broforce is pretty sweet huh?

 

[Grief.exe]

You mean the same Grief who spent his time writing up a post about how there was hope that the PC version could still be like the TGS demo footage based on some screenshots and stuff?

And there's no "arguing" here. I'm merely pointing out contrasting viewpoints to Grief's overly positive ones.

Just pointing out the evidence that was there, nothing more.

The overall quality of the port is looking very solid, there is no denying that.

 

[Tenrius]

It's on my wishlist.. been tempted to pull the trigger on it, but didn't know how long it was. I think I read 1 hour.

I was so-so on To The Moon to be honest.

I like unique games, especially ones that put forth experiences (at a decent price vs time mind you).

I was interested in seeing how it stacks up in comparison to this game:
http://www.depressionquest.com/dqfinal.html

Thanks for posting an impression, was hoping someone got around to trying it.

Yep, it took me like 70 minutes. I think I've read everything there was (there are plenty of optional parts).

I remember playing Depression Quest a year or more ago, they are quite different. DQ is closer to a traditional game where you have a goal, you can achieve it and have a happy ending. That imposes some specific limitations on how it works and what story it may tell. Actual Sunlight is not like that at all, it's very much a short story told with a degree of interactivity and visual aids, and also a very personal, autobiographic account than a general study of depressed people.

Spoiler

There is no happy ending either, I'm afraid, although that's not really a spoiler.

 

[Grief.exe]

Whoa there, Captain Optimist...

I don't see how Dark Souls II can get credit for killing GFWL -- or even for not using it at this point. And as far as Steamworks goes, what else were they going to use now that GFWL is pretty much gone?

Just comparing it to Dark Souls 1

Higher resolution support is only meaningful to the handful of people gaming on 4K displays. Compared to the majority of gamers who probably don't have a 4K display, it's kind of a moot point.

Not true. Many people run Dark Souls 1 at much higher resolutions and downsample to 1080p, as do I. One of the many advantageous to DSFix, the sequel scales natively.

I'm not sure who in their right mind would want to play a Souls game with M/KB -- it'd be like trying to play an RTS on a gamepad.

You don't have to, but the choice is there. I mostly brought that up as the menus can now be navigated via mouse, nice for those that want that option.
Frustrating to navigate through menus that aren't properly configured.

So incredibly optimized that they had to drop the lighting engine.

Not sure how this is relevant at this point. Sure it is gone and that is unfortunate, but does not hurt the quality of the port, only our lofty expectations and desires.

And based on that one shot you posted (looking at the textures on the character's hair specifically), higher could mean very little. Technically 1.1 is higher than 1. :lol

Yes, technically higher. Durante seems to be very confident on the increased quality of the textures, AO, etc.

My initial intention was just to state the facts of the port. Your arguments were more extraneous points that don't lessen the quality of the port, just your perception. Things such as, 'only useful for people with 4K displays,' or, 'who would play Dark Souls with M/KB?' are merely fallacious arguments, rather than addressing the validity of the port.

 

[derExperte]

Watch_Dogs cheap (if it still works and it's Origin (plus Uplay)):

http://savygamer.co.uk/2014/04/11/watch-dogs-pc-13-38/

Though nothing compares to...

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Заказанное количество: 1
Сумма: 43,47 руб

MUAHAHAHAHA.

Spoiler

Haven't touched the equally cheap AC4 and I predict the same will happen with W_D.

 

[-MD-]

Man all those Dark Souls impressions are hitting hard.

Guess I'll save money for Smash Bros coming this summer.

I don't understand. Hitting hard?

 

[Tenrius]

If you're halfway through the game then you haven't seen the garbage it has in store for you. There are probably 4 Lost Izalith equivalents in Dark Souls 2. And the disconnected world works to some degree as it allowed them to go crazy with some of the areas but for the most part the places get smaller and smaller as you go along and despite there being far more areas than in previous games there's not really more content. Given their size the levels can't really be compared to how Demon Souls handled things either.

Game is still pretty great, but it's by far the most inconsistent game in the series and you will start to understand why soon enough. Not to mention two of the covenants don't even work properly and they completely screwed up the invasion system. I was human most of the game and got invaded maybe 3 times. Really silly.

Well, we'll see. Although I like it so far, the areas getting smaller is a pity indeed. Which covenants don't work properly, by the way? I assume it's the blue sentinels and the blue apostles?

As for invasions, I didn't have many invasions during my regular playthrough of DS1 either. There were plenty when I went to mass PvP areas, but not much elsewhere. People in the OT said that they get much more frequent in NG+, because of the lifted soul memory limitations. Overall, I felt that the first game, Demon's Souls, handled invasions the best: probably due to the fact that everybody had an unlimited red sphere. So I'd say the invasion system was screwed up since Dark Souls already, to a degree.

Watch_Dogs cheap (if it still works and it's Origin (plus Uplay)):

http://savygamer.co.uk/2014/04/11/watch-dogs-pc-13-38/

Though nothing compares to...



MUAHAHAHAHA.

Spoiler

Haven't touched the equally cheap AC4 and I predict the same will happen with W_D.

I think I might just try to sell my key for a profit. Couldn't really care less about Watch Dogs, although I'm not against trying it at some point. Still, what a great pricing error that was.

 

[Chance Hale]

Well, we'll see. Although I like it so far, the areas getting smaller is a pity indeed. Which covenants don't work properly, by the way? I assume it's the blue sentinels and the blue apostles?

As for invasions, I didn't have many invasions during my regular playthrough of DS1 either. There were plenty when I went to mass PvP areas, but not much elsewhere. People in the OT said that they get much more frequent in NG+, because of the lifted soul memory limitations. Overall, I felt that the first game, Demon's Souls, handled invasions the best: probably due to the fact that everybody had an unlimited red sphere. So I'd say the invasion system was screwed up since Dark Souls already, to a degree.

Dark Souls dropped far more red eye orb shards and I got invaded plenty of times throughout my playthroughs. By the end of Dark Souls 2 I had maybe 4 invasion shards.

And yes, the Blue Sentinel/Blue Apostles/sin system is completely broken and it's a terrible shame. There are more covenant issues but they are further along so I won't spoil them.

 

[mannerbot]

The major complaints I've seen so far is the levels not being interconnected (the game sort of has the Demon's Souls system, with a central hub and several linear paths starting from it) and the level design itself not being particularly good.

I don't really agree with these complaints. While having a huge interconnected world like in Dark Souls is fun, it doesn't really bring a lot to the experience aside from the wow factor. Instead of that in Demon's Souls and Dark Souls II you have a consistent hub, which you have to return to quite a bit and see how it changes as you progress through the game. The path system is also quite a bit handier, as you don't have to constantly backtrack through all those areas (you can teleport between bonfires off the bat). Some people liked that, but I really prefer it the way it's done in the latest game (which is the same to Demon's).

The issues people have with level design I don't really understand at all. On the contrary, I haven't seen a single bad level in DSII yet (I'm halfway through the game or so). They all offer a very consistent level of quality, being really enjoyable, whereas the first Dark Souls game had some really poor levels (Lost Izalith) as well as some rather mediocre ones (Anor Londo; it looked great, but it didn't really work that well for me). And all the worlds are larger in the second game to boot (I see about half of them so far, by the way, so my opinion might change later).

Dark Souls II is also much more articulate about its online features, optional bosses and other fun distractions from the main course. The covenants are much better and it seems you have something interesting to do almost anywhere you go. So the game just feels much more polished in that regard. Not sure, maybe people thought that some of the jank present in the previous game was a part of its charm, but I certainly didn't.

Anyway, that's what I think so far.

Ah yeah, thanks for writing this up. I thought the interconnected world in Dark Souls was really cool, but I agree that in the end discrete levels isn't a bad thing in and of itself. I'm not a fan of having warp available right from the start as it takes away some tension in the best case and just opens the door to lazy design in the worst case, but it's probably necessary for Dark Souls 2 since the world is so much larger.

I've read conflicting reports about the quality of level design, with some people saying that there are a lot more areas carefully crafted to the level of Sen's, and others feeling that there are some lazy parts in Dark Souls 2 as well. Still, I think the consensus is that the endgame doesn't take a nosedive as with Dark Souls post-Lord Vessel so that's a huge plus.

Whether the game actually winds up being better than the original or not, I just want more Souls so I'm looking forward to it!

 

[derExperte]

I think I might just try to sell my key for a profit. Couldn't really care less about Watch Dogs, although I'm not against trying it at some point. Still, what a great pricing error that was.

I should've done this already with AC4, I doubt I'll play it before we can get a Steam key for $5 like with AC3 now. Which I'll then probably buy anyway.

 

[Chance Hale]

Dark Souls 2's end game is easily many times worse than the post lord vessel elements of the first game. Going by the OT it seems that was a common point of view but perhaps not. A lot of the end game is just short levels that take 10 minutes to beat or terrible areas that throw 40 annoying enemies at you in a straight line to a boss. A lot of those areas were also hit the hardest by the downgrade with one major exception that is unbelievably beautiful and really makes the inconsistencies in the visuals all the more absurd and apparent.

 

[mannerbot]

Dark Souls 2's end game is easily many times worse than the post lord vessel elements of the first game. Going by the OT it seems that was a common point of view but perhaps not. A lot of the end game is just short levels that take 10 minutes to beat or terrible areas that throw 40 annoying enemies at you in a straight line to a boss. A lot of those areas were also hit the hardest by the downgrade with one major exception that is unbelievably beautiful and really makes the inconsistencies in the visuals all the more absurd and apparent.

Damn, you're the anti-Tenrius. Hype bubble popped. Did you think the boss fights were good at least?

 

[textonly]

Depending on region:

Dawn of Discovery


Anno 1404

Thanks for the info, but why did I keep thinking this re-release is because of heartbleed bug? Can't find any official words

 

[corrosivefrost]

So you're one of those that don't care about the actual quality of the port, which by all accounts is very good, but only about the game not looking like in the old screens/videos.

No, I care that it's a good port, but my hype was extinguished when the evidence of a severe downgrade in terms of visual fidelity came into the picture. The core gameplay is what matters, but I find it hard to get excited or want to support something where the finished product wasn't the same as what people had come to expect based on what had been previously shown.

Y'know how Binding of Isaac is a very good game at the core but some people couldn't get over the visual style? It applies to Skullgirls and a ton of other games too. The game itself could be great, but having it be visually disappointing -- at least in terms of what I myself was expecting based on previous media.

I got a key for 30$ and plan on checking it out. Hopefully it clicks. Hopefully the gameplay is so engrossing I don't spend my time thinking about how it's not the same as before. I'm hoping this isn't one of those times where a game series I have a ton of love for ends up being marred for me.

As someone who spent 60 or so hours with the PS3 version it's still an incredible shame because the contrast between areas is huge in terms of lighting quality and given how last minute those changes must have been(no baked in lighting to replace the removed kind) there was plenty of reason to expect it to be back for the PC version.

It's nice that Durante says the texture quality looks better, but the 4K downsampled shots so far haven't been particularly convincing given that area was the prettiest in the console version as well and also showed plenty of abysmal textures. PC version is 14 GBs compared to the PS3's 6 so obviously there will be a difference and I look forward to seeing it.

Thank you for posting this.

...what? Still valid. Port of DS1 is better than DS2, that's the comparison.

I think you may have put a typo in there.
And I still don't agree.

Just pointing out the evidence that was there, nothing more.

The overall quality of the port is looking very solid, there is no denying that.

Yeah, it wasn't a knock on you -- I know you're super interested/hyped for the game and I wanted you to be right on that more than anyone.

And for the most part, yes.
But until I play it and experience it for myself, right now it's still a solid port of a console game that had a surprise downgrade.

Just comparing it to Dark Souls 1

Not true. Many people run Dark Souls 1 at much higher resolutions and downsample to 1080p, as do I. One of the many advantageous to DSFix, the sequel scales natively.

You don't have to, but the choice is there. I mostly brought that up as the menus can now be navigated via mouse, nice for those that want that option.
Frustrating to navigate through menus that aren't properly configured.

Not sure how this is relevant at this point. Sure it is gone and that is unfortunate, but does not hurt the quality of the port, only our lofty expectations and desires.

Yes, technically higher. Durante seems to be very confident on this portion.

Fair enough on the Dark Souls 1 comparison context... I missed that originally.

I don't know enough about downsampling -- I just run things natively if possible at this point and I'm generally happy with the quality. Sometimes I use SweetFX. But that's the limit of my tweaking graphics at this point -- my old man eyes haven't seen enough benefit to be worried about getting that type of stuff working on my setup. So I'll take your word for it if you say that having support for higher resolutions makes this easier to do for people who are interested.

 

[Sajjaja]

Watch_Dogs cheap (if it still works and it's Origin (plus Uplay)):

http://savygamer.co.uk/2014/04/11/watch-dogs-pc-13-38/

Though nothing compares to...



MUAHAHAHAHA.

Spoiler

Haven't touched the equally cheap AC4 and I predict the same will happen with W_D.

Hey about that old WD price error, I got in on that too but I noticed a month or two back I got a deposit into my account for the same amount. I bought both AC4 and WD so idk if they cancelled my order or what. Did you get the same thing or is there any way to check my order status?

 

[The Dear Leader]

Had to go ahead and scope up that Goat Simulator before the Playfire rewards expire, then I'll be up to $15+ in rewards.

 

[corrosivefrost]

Hey about that old WD price error, I got in on that too but I noticed a month or two back I got a deposit into my account for the same amount. I bought both AC4 and WD so idk if they cancelled my order or what. Did you get the same thing or is there any way to check my order status?

The price error on the steam storefront when it went live in Brazil?

 

[Nakazato]

rip salsa 2014

Salsa died for ubis sins

 

[Fuu]

Broforce is indeed awesome, thanks once again for the giveaway, Sub Zero! I normally don't play games on early access but this one totally deserves an exception.

 

[Sajjaja]

The price error on the steam storefront when it went live in Brazil?

No, back before AC4 released, AC4 and WD both had a Russian price error on Uplay that made them like $1.50 each.

 

[Grief.exe]

Can we confirm that Anno 1404 does not have Tages?

Store page hasn't been touched and the newest patch removed the DRM.

I wonder if this went live early, as UBI hasn't even pushed the beta update they had been working on.

 

[Tenrius]

No, back before AC4 released, AC4 and WD both had a Russian price error on Uplay that made them like $1.50 each.

I can't check, but I think they didn't charge people for Watch Dogs yet and I think they only charged me for ACIV upon its release. I wasn't paying attention, so I'm not too sure.

EDIT: The Uplay homepage has "Log in to enjoy a full Uplay experience!" written next to a huge "CONNECT" button. This is... inviting.

 

[Milamber]

Depending on region:

Dawn of Discovery


Anno 1404

I woke up to an AMAZING announcement! Thanks Nabs!

 

[Atraveller]

wow you guys weren't kidding about ass creed 3 beginning

A six-hour tutorial session, that thing drags to no end.

 

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[Milamber]

A six-hour tutorial session, that thing drags to no end.

I just got past that 6-hour tutorial in under 10 hours. I kinda enjoyed it.

 

[Sajjaja]

I can't check, but I think they didn't charge people for Watch Dogs yet and I think they only charged me for ACIV upon its release. I wasn't paying attention, so I'm not too sure.

EDIT: The Uplay homepage has "Log in to enjoy a full Uplay experience!" written next to a huge "CONNECT" button. This is... inviting.

But I was charged for both on November 21st and 25th, but then on February 4th, I received a credit back on my credit card for 49.99 rubles. I don't know if they cancelled my order or what. Think I should make a ticket or wait until the game comes out.

 

[Tenrius]

But I was charged for both on November 21st and 25th, but then on February 4th, I received a credit back on my credit card for 49.99 rubles. I don't know if they cancelled my order or what. Think I should make a ticket or wait until the game comes out.

Oh, okay then. I think you should ask the support. I submitted a ticket way back before the ACIV release and they told me they would honor my preorder, its was a smooth experience.

 

[Atraveller]

I just got past that 6-hour tutorial in under 10 hours. I kinda enjoyed it.

Haytham is cool, but I don't understand why Ubi would try to stretch the tutorial into something this long. I mean, they could have let us play as Haytham without doing all the trivial stuff, but now it plays like "Toddlers' first Assassin's Creed".

 

[MUnited83]

So will Anno 1404 and Dawn of Discovery activate as separate games? If so:

 

[toddhunter]

Haytham is cool, but I don't understand why Ubi would try to stretch the tutorial into something this long. I mean, they could have let us play as Haytham without doing all the trivial stuff, but now it plays like "Toddlers' first Assassin's Creed".

I can only guess they have looked at the stats and 95% of people who play as Assassin's Creed game never, ever, touch the series again.

So a long tutorial each time is probably justified for the new players.

 

[burgomeister]

Instructions for participants:
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Hacker Evolution Duality DLC part 1 -- MB-9D2CE3F141F90F8E
Hacker Evolution Duality DLC part 2 -- MB-CE462FCF5F9BA3AC - Taken by dinopoke
Hacker Evolution Duality DLC part 3 -- MB-EC23DDE987C021C6 - Taken by dinopoke
Luxor Evolved -- MB-0FBF4A7C93E68537 - Taken by dot
NEO Scavenger -- MB-06C0124EC74B7989 - Taken by Dambrosi
Agricultural Simulator 2011 -- MB-60222F3F13872BAE - Taken by Milamber
Gumboy Tournament -- MB-55B891D0F760D03B - Taken by Abomination
Starpoint Gemini -- MB-576B3C7442CFCBC5 - Taken by Servizio
Inquisitor Deluxe Edition -- MB-5B54A5C3516C208A - Taken by The Dear Leader
Unmechanical -- MB-0036075ABCF7B521 - Taken by ShogunX
Macguffin's Curse -- MB-39D829C701DA104F - Taken by AScotAbroad
And Yet It Moves #2 -- MB-CA4ED3A273A0F718 - Taken by Darth Kupi
Shadow Warrior Classic Redux & Duke Nukem 3D -- MB-1C4A11AC3F7AA903 - Taken by InfiniteNine
Hydrophobia Prophecy -- MB-E3A940E672CDFFAF - Taken by Emerson
Clickr -- MB-7B44D4C7C8A76286 - Taken by FauX
Crazy Machines 1.5 -- MB-BAC49A2F46249D1C - Taken by adaen
Aerena Clash of Champions -- MB-01F2360A86E74FC3 - Taken by factorone
Knights of Pen and Paper -- MB-90AB75BCE75A5A0D - Taken by RS4-
Warlock Master of the Arcane -- MB-80652E799701A1EE - Taken by Jive Turkey
Hacker Evolution Duality -- MB-D3B0939608A39291
Mini Motor Racing EVO -- MB-76A5D6A49F02FF7D - Taken by Saty
Space Pirates and Zombies -- MB-A1AC2F56335BEDDA - Taken by crazyrabbits
Rush Bros -- MB-7A858D79E68053B3 - Taken by Sammichu
Legends of Aethereus -- MB-D749EEC10962A7B1 - Taken by Dambrosi
Cognition Episode 1 -- MB-D86D1A0FBD622E43 - Taken by Sub Zero
Cognition Episode 2 -- MB-8FD1D503D9A38E63 - Taken by Sub Zero
XIII Century Gold Edition -- MB-1D12F5202FCA9EAD - Taken by cardinalmind
Offspring Fling -- MB-7636907842F85A49 - Taken by Oreoleo
Solar 2 -- MB-F8B53D9059E29D1D - Taken by Terra_Ex
Hacker Evolution Series -- MB-C3E04DB46CE655F6 - Taken by Daedalos42
Sleeping Dogs -- MB-F12523AB51FBB403 - Taken by Aitor
Huntsman the Orphanage -- MB-4C80F053AEF33836 - Taken by scorpscarx
Snuggle Truck -- MB-BD68B15F0DAA889B - Taken by Darth Kupi
Zeno Clash #3 -- MB-EA89D6F4F6D18944 - Taken by Gianni Merryman
Little Racers Street #2 -- MB-306ADC78306E7B6D - Taken by koma
Ravaged -- MB-067B8638CD9E39B8 - Taken by Japle
Men of War Condemned Heroes -- MB-044D263FCC44373E - Taken by DTKT
Reign Conflict of Nations -- MB-873AC9129AAF3020
Eets Munchies -- MB-446E627A64B0A9BB - Taken by Darth Kupi
Astro Tripper -- MB-0087BBE82099E7E9 - Taken by Dambrosi
Dungeons The Second DLC -- MB-46A451BAE33D1C52 - Taken by Lain
Monday Night Combat -- MB-BEEFB3413338A2AD - Taken by bkw
Woodcutter Simulator 2013 -- MB-58C39DA7FDE54692 - Taken by Kathryn
Dust An Elysian Tail -- MB-9D50A33EB3907532 - Taken by Vazduh
Magicka -- MB-449B9DD82BAFDB2C - Taken by natertots
Driftmoon -- MB-84B0023C70386EB3 - Taken by VikasNarula
Machinarium -- MB-C187503D8FB8D163 - Taken by confuziz
Doc Clock The Toasted Sandwich of Time -- MB-2CED1D15A0FDE8AC
Super Sanctum TD -- MB-650FFC3E9465A7FB - Taken by Abomination
War of the Roses Kingmaker -- MB-54F3768C1CD6ADBB - Taken by Sub Zero
NPPD Rush -- MB-B0DDCF64B59A166C - Taken by Ben652
IL2 Sturmovik 1946 -- MB-23C9F20B03383216 - Taken by Spring-Loaded
Leviathan Warships -- MB-6279C4E01B30E074
Pid -- MB-B000823609337795
Hacker Evolution Duality Hardcore Package 1 -- MB-EBC3E2F89AFA1A5A - Taken by natertots
Doc Clock The Toasted Sandwich of Time #2 -- MB-D60A731DC5F9FAB2 - Taken by factorone
Ace Patrol Pacific Skies -- MB-847BB9DE3457A88F - Taken by Alduin
Bad Bots -- MB-22A7BFC0B5653A3E - Taken by Darth Kupi
Garshasp Temple of the Dragon -- MB-5FE0D26BC832A4C6 - Taken by Exuro
Knights and Merchants -- MB-F89CA3868DE87EF1 - Taken by Dimitri2401
SangFroid Tales of Werewolves #2 -- MB-ADCC664DDDFF52C6 - Taken by thrillho
Zeno Clash -- MB-9945C6A7611D0862
Hoard Complete -- MB-E786E5EF3F0D902A - Taken by MulderWasTaken
No Time To Explain -- MB-3E81908D8C627437 - Taken by eyeless
Bionic Dues -- MB-86C79CCF5766E1E8 - Taken by Servizio
Spaceforce Rogue Universe -- MB-21835FB560856133 - Taken by BernardoOne
To The Moon -- MB-1BA247CC5792A6A8 - Taken by Widdly Scuds
Krater -- MB-AF980B991BEF4BA3 - Taken by oipic
The Journey Down Chapter One -- MB-774C09BDFACE53E8 - Taken by Fuu
Deponia -- MB-C418AA69F2CEAAB1 - Taken by SaveFerris
On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness Episode 1 -- MB-413A902A1B43FCDC - Taken by Kiru
Insane 2 -- MB-5E6C6F1F5C95A26C - Taken by lfvgt
Guardians of Middle Earth Smaug's Treasure DLC -- MB-04ABD01CCC246BE2
Supreme Commander -- MB-10DE54958889C34A - Taken by Deadbeat
Razor 2 Hidden Skies -- MB-74FF30432666B174
Beep -- MB-F07862DC6977C59A - Taken by Vlad
Airbuccaneers -- MB-7CC4140C60835AE9 - Taken by kurahador
SangFroid Tales of Werewolves -- MB-12B03962B422DCE1 - Taken by itllgrobak
Dark Souls -- MB-6C1A7191A713B5DE - Taken by Kirosia
A New Beginning Final Cut -- MB-AA2A64B2C062C140 - Taken by Anteater
Anodyne -- MB-C06832C2F2F4EC8D - Taken by onionfrog
Alien Zombie Megadeath -- MB-BAFF57B6F422F3B8 - Taken by factorone
Silent Storm Gold Edition -- MB-B9270C4A6730161C - Taken by Aitor
Bang Bang Racing -- MB-AE751DA7970544F4 - Taken by Thezez
Plain Sight -- MB-3A1D034C5F7726BB - Taken by crazyrabbits
Rush Bros #2 -- MB-F4D4B53134183CD0 - Taken by Ben652
Gun Metal -- MB-2298BBD9EA768140 - Taken by Deques
Kairo -- MB-EEA9FF91663FC740 - Taken by gabbo
Iesabel -- MB-C595004C7B9E441B - Taken by Turfster
Fester Mudd Curse of the Gold Episode 1 -- MB-57E0065E9A750B5A - Taken by Gez
UFO Extraterrestrials Gold -- MB-F8E15CABD2652D7C - Taken by factorone
Sparkle 2 Evo -- MB-1FFCDA3EC8C838A6 - Taken by EdmondD
Faerie Solitaire -- MB-C64887ED96E927CB - Taken by nightstorm
Ticket To Ride -- MB-413DBA014FDA6853 - Taken by Volimar
Aerena Clash of Champions #2 -- MB-02C566772BCC4B0B
Race Injection #2 -- MB-D467B59961E632B1 - Taken by FiveElementNinja
Kaptain Brawe -- MB-2F0D90CA0B797A9B - Taken by nightstorm
Postal -- MB-57DE5A4D33E155EC - Taken by SaveFerris
Dysfunctional Systems -- MB-F9542C6FF11B068E - Taken by Widdly Scuds
Crazy Machines -- MB-2D0DA9753F80DDC5 - Taken by skullmuffins
Bit Trip Runner -- MB-B404A3037B160C96 - Taken by ShogunX
Knytt Underground -- MB-2C9ECBC6058355A4 - Taken by crazyrabbits
Sparkle 2 Evo #2 -- MB-54B84B1D559F993B - Taken by Dio Brando
Aztaka -- MB-5E41F9CADD5B4F34 - Taken by user237
On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness Episode 2 -- MB-A82586FC727B1F8B - Taken by Wok
Dungeonland -- MB-0AB605F6E741F570 - Taken by crazyrabbits
Shattered Haven -- MB-CA4CC1D354C3108A - Taken by Natty1
IL2 Sturmovik 1946 #2 -- MB-DB2B63DAD64A768D - Taken by Monado Blade
Finding Teddy -- MB-3B677F9A4FE7CD52 - Taken by Widdly Scuds
Little Racers Street -- MB-3D14429F140F18A6 - Taken by Emerson
Cognition Episode 1 #2 -- MB-2430B679896A4992 - Taken by Dice
OffRoad Drive -- MB-452D9CD9F21236E8 - Taken by Deques
Hero of the Kingdom #2 -- MB-3D6DEACB630FACC3 - Taken by Ben652
Supreme Ruler 2020 -- MB-6E18FA5B625F87B5 - Taken by factorone
Roller Coaster Rampage -- MB-9E4DBCC7EB084557 - Taken by JawesomeJaw
Trine 2 Complete -- MB-564104DE0E22C5DF - Taken by DSN2K
Mount and Blade #2 -- MB-EEFF8F5916BCCF66 - Taken by corrosivefrost
Stealth Bastard Deluxe -- MB-240579AE788F4322 - Taken by Pakkidis
Megabyte Punch -- MB-5CFCDF1A010CEEB9 - Taken by Tellaerin
Skyward Collapse -- MB-4AADB0BCC7EA35A1 - Taken by Waku
Bit Trip Runner 2 -- MB-AB76AE57C629A5EB - Taken by BorntoPlay
Tiny Bang Story -- MB-70C8DEE6D77C9DDF - Taken by nightstorm
Sword of the Stars Complete -- MB-E956D1ED3212C75C - Taken by HalfwayOrb
Puzzler World -- MB-5B40B5F66E8A0F53 - Taken by YianGaruga
Dead Hungry Diner -- MB-1F932389B732F2CB - Taken by Gianni Merryman
Kung Fu Strike -- MB-3B24535D8F3EFD79 - Taken by Diedac
Gun Monkeys -- MB-32624DB7689CEBC1 - Taken by Shantom
Transcripted -- MB-BB7A532A79817308 - Taken by BernardoOne
Disciples 3 Resurrection -- MB-6C491EE65425E770 - Taken by Tenrius
Glowfish -- MB-57102D0E5990147C - Taken by crazyrabbits
Alpha Prime -- MB-80F0231429CEAE96 - Taken by Milamber
Space Pirates and Zombies #2 -- MB-3F1520012025CF0E
Serious Sam HD Second Encounter -- MB-5D1EEE63EE5E6A25 - Taken by cardinalmind
Race Injection -- MB-B94129BF2A2B571F - Taken by FiveElementNinja
The Bard's Tale -- MB-76547E0EE0CE17A7 - Taken by Iron Badger
Impire -- MB-5FB49B07E4FAB485 - Taken by Twentieth
Aura Fate of the Ages -- MB-2811514C18D9612D - Taken by factorone
Saira -- MB-5300130C5F84179C - Taken by tylergregg
Postmortem One Must Die -- MB-0132C35177091EB9 - Taken by Natty1
Hydrophobia Prophecy #2 -- MB-91E2B279C9C8078C - Taken by Darkroronoa
Lightfish -- MB-45FAB353B31F8AA9 - Taken by crazyrabbits
Fez -- MB-94019F5C7E5AEAEC - Taken by fuzzy123
Lunar Flight -- MB-E1AB5A3BD9EE20D4 - Taken by dinopoke
Dark Sector -- MB-586E7AC4EB7A6D08 - Taken by oipic
Ace Patrol -- MB-33C3B492F6BAC347
Pacific Storm Allies -- MB-453CEFA151B39D01 - Taken by Dice
Red Orchestra -- MB-286F64B49EA0AB30 - Taken by Kaper
Aztaka #2 -- MB-215371110D2C9ED7 - Taken by Darth Kupi
Shelter -- MB-237B37757333F259 - Taken by -MD-
Crusader Kings Complete -- MB-DBEDB13162D82448 - Taken by cardinalmind
Velvet Assassin -- MB-5E7A2A51A89B64E9 - Taken by Atraveller
Post Apocalyptic Mayhem -- MB-C5503D175CE58346
Duke Nukem Manhatten Project -- MB-CFF56617F1492B07 - Taken by Sajjaja
Madballs Babo Invasion -- MB-6CEEB15C81ECE571 - Taken by crazyrabbits
The Journey Down Chapter One #2 -- MB-E105E99DBC531955 - Taken by Wok
3089 -- MB-6A08AB7A3C337880 - Taken by rainking187
And Yet It Moves -- MB-AF0CA8699E193918 - Taken by Sammichu
Geneforge Series -- MB-B6CB021B7C9883FA - Taken by Dusk Golem
Trainz Simulator 12 -- MB-A800F8BC025A70AC - Taken by Monado Blade
Satazius -- MB-232AE8E9D01E77C6 - Taken by factorone
Guacamelee -- MB-CB6ADF937245BA89 - Taken by threelights
Weird Worlds Return to Infinite Space -- MB-19204E719425C061 - Taken by dinopoke
Ring Runner -- MB-3A72DC0D2D9A40C7 - Taken by Aitor
Crazy Machines 2 -- MB-256262F5703870EA - Taken by bobnowhere
Gravity Badgers #2 -- MB-464EA7A55A3E84C8 - Taken by NaM
Skydrift -- MB-7DAC0765BA66FBD7 - Taken by Jive Turkey
Greed Corp #2 -- MB-334838B231108627 - Taken by fspm
Surgeon Simulator -- MB-F43C77BF447D51EC - Taken by LuffyZoro
King's Crusade -- MB-A51010BA6C3A0C41 - Taken by Sub Zero
Madballs Babo Invasion DLC -- MB-294376992E33B837 - Taken by crazyrabbits
Ravensword Shadowlands -- MB-5E378D3BFCB92997
3079 -- MB-AEC170307ACB2D5E - Taken by Darth Kupi
Pixeljunk Shooter -- MB-4755C0BEC92A9391 - Taken by SalsaShark
Beep #2 -- MB-B95B526F986DCB65 - Taken by Darth Kupi
Star Wolves 3 -- MB-2B66FC0ED1F6056D - Taken by Kathryn
Hammerfight -- MB-41C4F69B98DAB29B - Taken by Darth Kupi
Hero Siege -- MB-23649D3EDE151D95 - Taken by Sarcasm
Face Noir -- MB-AB85FCE05E24D1DA - Taken by nightstorm
Bridge Project -- MB-4AEAFA564DC9E281 - Taken by fuzzy123
Stellar Impact -- MB-50B59FE5B13219FA - Taken by factorone
Hero of the Kingdom -- MB-FA6918E5D40BAF35 - Taken by dinopoke
Hamlet -- MB-D509D1E7CE47C405 - Taken by Abomination
Cubetractor -- MB-65BC9E235DB7C0C7 - Taken by nampad
Avadon The Black Fortress -- MB-2D805FF7B4146DEB - Taken by user237
Showdown Effect -- MB-475EC43C202A476C - Taken by crazyrabbits
Greed Corp -- MB-FB11D6A71EE0C81D - Taken by crazyrabbits
Vessel -- MB-5DD7BE5F63E91FE3 - Taken by Saty
Ride 'em Low -- MB-91F52743571E55A9 - Taken by factorone
Caster -- MB-B3010F0756091F0F - Taken by factorone
Vox -- MB-25A00FE4281F2D3F - Taken by Scipius
Hero Siege #2 -- MB-36696EB75339B6E7 - Taken by KenOD
Dynamite Jack -- MB-8AD49207FDC8F4C6 - Taken by fuzzy123
Larva Mortus -- MB-80D82D7F5FC7C626 - Taken by Darth Kupi
Takedown Red Sabre -- MB-BAF6F90B5BF853A3 - Taken by dirtywhirlwind
Nuclear Dawn -- MB-F37B17F3DD1B1DC1
Party of Sin -- MB-9D4A1F6A6BC5707F
Not the Robots -- MB-8FCD9FD470C22DF4 - Taken by mrgone
Supreme Commander Forged Alliance -- MB-A6A2EE0207A41D46 - Taken by Atraveller
Avernum Second Trilogy -- MB-EF0FAC50921B8293 - Taken by Dambrosi
Dungeons DLC Pack 1 -- MB-C4956FB0704F7782 - Taken by nightstorm
Europa Universalis Rome Gold -- MB-42322A9F7D5CA22E - Taken by Shalashaska
Jamestown -- MB-4093C6BB1BBAF446 - Taken by Gianni Merryman
Pid #2 -- MB-CC33270BB3857A36
Giana Sisters Twisted Dreams -- MB-CB7C364B862C468C - Taken by fuzzy123
Bridge It -- MB-294BA6DCF567645D - Taken by Firebrand
Gravity Badgers -- MB-BA7229974F259E31 - Taken by ShogunX
Holy Avatar Vs Maidens of the Dead -- MB-307EFEAD5FF7A774 - Taken by user237
Marlow Briggs -- MB-74F913DEF31FB51B - Taken by yoshizzle
Fortix 2 -- MB-66722E3F06524B2B - Taken by wetflame
OffRoad Drive #2 -- MB-F2E6F0D858424167 - Taken by Abomination
Forge Starter Pack -- MB-8B9E57C4B649A988 - Taken by factorone
Mutant Storm Reloaded -- MB-0566F59BDE5D62A8 - Taken by tylergregg
Euro Truck Simulator -- MB-25B33FDAD1B9A5AD - Taken by Kathryn
Rocketbirds -- MB-DE3FDBFEAE3539A1 - Taken by DunderHassan
Perfection -- MB-3520453D4422E9EC - Taken by derExperte
Fortix -- MB-BF32EC3DB3880D41 - Taken by Darth Kupi
Gish -- MB-E806307993286446 - Taken by tylergregg
Europa Universalis 3 Complete #2 -- MB-64251C96D2B07587 - Taken by Alduin
Space Trader Merchant Marine -- MB-4DF56FB1E59B2DFC - Taken by dinopoke
Garshasp Temple of the Dragon #2 -- MB-1B83CA860CACB1FE - Taken by Sajjaja
Plain Sight #2 -- MB-27F096FEE21C5AEA - Taken by crazyrabbits
Knytt Underground #2 -- MB-188BD2EEC060A05E - Taken by bornlivedie
Warfare -- MB-4D939D0F1177A794 - Taken by crazyrabbits
STCC 2 -- MB-10F0AF2F8182371D - Taken by factorone
Nethergate Resurrection -- MB-79C1CE2B2A143895 - Taken by user237
Civilization 5 -- MB-B00947B329403713 - Taken by dragonlife
Civilization 4 -- MB-5A913D83276E6304 - Taken by gabbo
Zeno Clash #2 -- MB-505C1892E42EA5C9 - Taken by Ruruja
Dawn of Fantasy -- MB-F85A035FBA23EA80 - Taken by crazyrabbits
Serious Sam HD First Encounter -- MB-A8A7C55EFC0D7C4C - Taken by fuzzy123
Tropico 3 Gold -- MB-6AA9A10EC8741C8E - Taken by MikeRahl
Beatbuddy -- MB-8E2F123D6CEADFC5 - Taken by dinopoke
Mount and Blade -- MB-B585ED3F75012BCC - Taken by Last Baron
Book of Unwritten Tales -- MB-52C0100A1638DA76 - Taken by topyy
Major Mayhem #2 -- MB-5A06597822DBDBC2 - Taken by Daedalos42
1953 KGB Unleashed -- MB-F5BE305A90FD9022
Alien Shooter 2 Reloaded -- MB-9F8D887C127E1263 - Taken by Abomination
Airbuccaneers #2 -- MB-5F5354F91A287F01 - Taken by Saty
Sideway New York -- MB-F2F0109504B683C1 - Taken by Melted77
Guardians of Graxia DLC -- MB-4359755080CC0864 - Taken by crazyrabbits
Creavures -- MB-3F14AEC2B9EE950B - Taken by factorone
Gratuitous Space Battles -- MB-ADBF56A6872D1909 - Taken by Darth Kupi
Sequence -- MB-C27A333E8EFA26B3 - Taken by skullmuffins
Dungeons Steam Special Edition -- MB-EA9815C405ABF3B5 - Taken by didamangi
Rig 'n' Roll -- MB-D4060BEC52B6DC8C - Taken by crazyrabbits
Sine Mora -- MB-2054798602F939B3 - Taken by louiedog
Men of War Red Tide -- MB-F54E98B0DBE90D66 - Taken by factorone
Major Mayhem -- MB-1B7D947CCF46AAF9 - Taken by TuckingFypo
Gnomoria -- MB-B8F3EE1E35CE715D - Taken by ShogunX
Bridge It #3 -- MB-565881646543C650 - Taken by Abomination
Bridge It #2 -- MB-8A989DF3D444BB61 - Taken by Oreoleo
Guns of Icarus Online -- MB-98CBEBD3E18E0959 - Taken by natertots
Guardians of Graxia -- MB-EF9D9D4361AFE2FC - Taken by crazyrabbits
Garshasp The Monster Slayer -- MB-CDEE2881B8FDA8D1 - Taken by factorone
Broken Sword 2 -- MB-1B93C2F3714217C9 - Taken by SaveFerris
Foreign Legion Buckets of Blood -- MB-A4E2584E47F06CE3 - Taken by dinopoke
A Valley Without Wind 1 & 2 -- MB-59E6CBC6FD4F5A3D - Taken by Ben652
Half Minute Hero -- MB-B1EA69DBD238BE09 - Taken by alr1ght
Europa Universalis 3 Complete -- MB-F8CE325C531AEE4A - Taken by zeroOman
Frozen Hearth -- MB-55E9A8547934B639 - Taken by Abomination

There may be one or two keys that are mislabeled or used, hard to check with this many.

 

[alr1ght]

 

[Atraveller]

I can only guess they have looked at the stats and 95% of people who play as Assassin's Creed game never, ever, touch the series again.

So a long tutorial each time is probably justified for the new players.

The other entries in the series never had it this long.

There may be one or two keys that are mislabeled or used, hard to check with this many.

Holy shit!

 

[-Deimos]

 

[Salsa]

hey, I won pixeljunk shooter and I legit been wanting to play it. Thanks!

 

[Milamber]

There may be one or two keys that are mislabeled or used, hard to check with this many.

Oh wow.