Stellaris - Paradox Interactive

[Tiny Clanger]

WooHoo - pre-order now available at Paradox website, Steam and GreenManGaming!

 

[Tiny Clanger]

£29.99 at GMG - or £23.99 if using code 'APR20'

Also - GMG are on Quidco for a little additional saving

 

[SuperG]

£29.99 at GMG - or £23.99 if using code 'APR20'

Also - GMG are on Quidco for a little additional saving

It's still going for £19.99 on CDKeys

 

[Cromulent]

I pre-ordered the Nova bundle for the extra DLC content and the sound track. Quite expensive but given that it is a game that will keep me occupied for hours I see it as a reasonable investment.

Edit: Now just to pre-order Hearts of Iron 4 .

Also the pre-order bonuses you get when you pre-order with Steam and from the Paradox Store are pretty great. I wasn't expecting that. Good on Paradox to reward their loyal players.

 

[Tiny Clanger]

The pre-order bonus item are also available if you order from GMG...

 

[Clav]

GMG are the same price as steam?? Showing £34.99 for me

 

[Tiny Clanger]

Odd - they must have put the price up since yesterday - just checked my receipt and it was definately £29.99.

You will get 20% off with the 'APR20' code - but still a fiver more expensive that yesterday

 

[bakes0310]

Preordered off cdkeys while it's still £20. Probably won't play it for months as I'm trying to finish my mammoth steam catalogue by then it will be had for a fiver plus £60 worth of dlc like ck2.

 

[Loosecannon]

Odd - they must have put the price up since yesterday - just checked my receipt and it was definately £29.99.

You will get 20% off with the 'APR20' code - but still a fiver more expensive that yesterday

The 25% off code also works on this. Maybe that why it went up?

 

[SuperG]

How early does CDKeys usually release their pre-order keys, does anyone know?

 

[Old Man]

Fallout 4 works just fine on my system, so what about this?

E7400 OC to 3.511
4gig ram
gtx 670 2gb


ty

 

[SuperG]

From Paradox's website:

Recommended:
OS: Windows 7 x64 or newer, Processor: AMD Phenom II X4 850 @ 3.3 Ghz or Intel i3 2100 @ 3.1 Ghz, Memory: 4 GB RAM, Graphics: AMD HD 6850 or Nvidia GTX 560TI with 1024MB VRAM, Latest available WHQL drivers from both manufacturers, DirectX: 9.0c, Storage: 4 GB available space, Sound Card: DirectX 9.0c-compatible sound card, Controller support: 3-button mouse, keyboard and speakers, Special multiplayer requirements: Internet Connection or LAN for multiplayer.

You should be good to go!

 

[Tombstone]

Quite interested in this, however I was also interested in EU4 until I played it and found it too overwhelming and ended up going back to Civ5.

From the videos that I have watched , this looks a little more newbie friendly and might tide me over until Civ 6 launches later in the year.

However, I do worry that I will find it too overwhelming as well and again end up going back to Civ 5. Wish there was a demo of this where I could check it out first.

 

[SuperG]

Quite interested in this, however I was also interested in EU4 until I played it and found it too overwhelming and ended up going back to Civ5.

From the videos that I have watched , this looks a little more newbie friendly and might tide me over until Civ 6 launches later in the year.

However, I do worry that I will find it too overwhelming as well and again end up going back to Civ 5. Wish there was a demo of this where I could check it out first.

I felt the same way about EU4 while toying with the demo. I couldn't get past all of the mechanics. Civ5 has always been my thing but it'd be nice to have a change.

I believe they've designed Stellaris to be a lot more noob friendly in this regards.

If you're on the fence, I highly recommend buying it on Steam when it's released and request a refund if it's not your cup of tea.

 

[Zethor]

Fallout 4 works just fine on my system, so what about this?

E7400 OC to 3.511
4gig ram
gtx 670 2gb


ty

It should run without issues.

I will probably get this as well but I'll wait for the reviews.

 

[HungryHippos]

Quite interested in this, however I was also interested in EU4 until I played it and found it too overwhelming and ended up going back to Civ5.

From the videos that I have watched , this looks a little more newbie friendly and might tide me over until Civ 6 launches later in the year.

However, I do worry that I will find it too overwhelming as well and again end up going back to Civ 5. Wish there was a demo of this where I could check it out first.

I felt the same way about EU4 while toying with the demo. I couldn't get past all of the mechanics. Civ5 has always been my thing but it'd be nice to have a change.

I believe they've designed Stellaris to be a lot more noob friendly in this regards.

If you're on the fence, I highly recommend buying it on Steam when it's released and request a refund if it's not your cup of tea.

If either of you want a hand learning some basic EU4 things let me know, put many hours into that damn game

 

[SuperG]

If either of you want a hand learning some basic EU4 things let me know, put many hours into that damn game

i might have to take on that offer

 

[Tombstone]

If either of you want a hand learning some basic EU4 things let me know, put many hours into that damn game

Thanks, with Stellaris being so close I will probably wait for that now as it seems a little more straightforward for a beginner

 

[HungryHippos]

i might have to take on that offer

Add me on http://steamcommunity.com/id/hungryhippos- if you want, evenings are best for me after 20:30ish.

Thanks, with Stellaris being so close I will probably wait for that now as it seems a little more straightforward for a beginner

Np

 

[SuperG]

Add me on http://steamcommunity.com/id/hungryhippos- if you want, evenings are best for me after 20:30ish.



Np

Not sure how you can help though as I only tried the demo, I don't own a full copy of the game XD