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Voted for Risen, would finally buy it at that price.
Steam Summer Sale: What's on your list?
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Splinter Cell bought and voted Risen as that looks good. . . now hit the 200 quid mark in this CrAzY sale 
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Splinter Cell bought and voted Risen as that looks good. . . now hit the 200 quid mark in this CrAzY sale
lolsteam, and loltoolate
Would have been tempted to buy a copy for everybody on steam at that price
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Two Worlds 2 any good?
I don't get people spending so much, the time you get around to a lot of the games they will be reduced even further. That is my experience anyway
Splinter Cell bought and voted Risen as that looks good. . . now hit the 200 quid mark in this CrAzY sale
I don't get people spending so much, the time you get around to a lot of the games they will be reduced even further. That is my experience anyway
had so much potential, and i agree with the above post.playable just about.
now hit the 200 quid mark in this CrAzY sale
Lol Gobby you crazy guy
how many games have you got in your library now ?i wonder
Voted for Divinity 2; close call between that and Risen, so I'll be happy with either. In fact, I don't mind which one wins as I would happily purchase them all.
Regarding frustration with Stalker : I do sympathize, but this is a game that you need to allow time to learn a bit about the zone. It may pay you to watch a play through (preferably with commentary - OCedMyToaster does the best I've seen). It doesn't necessarily have to be the same mod, just watch and you'll learn.
Ultimately, of course Stalker isn't for everyone, but if you go charging in like you sometimes can with other shooters, you'll be likely to run into problems, literally.
Regarding frustration with Stalker : I do sympathize, but this is a game that you need to allow time to learn a bit about the zone. It may pay you to watch a play through (preferably with commentary - OCedMyToaster does the best I've seen). It doesn't necessarily have to be the same mod, just watch and you'll learn.
Ultimately, of course Stalker isn't for everyone, but if you go charging in like you sometimes can with other shooters, you'll be likely to run into problems, literally.
Splinter Cell bought and voted Risen as that looks good. . . now hit the 200 quid mark in this CrAzY sale
Wow I thought I was bad at 100 odd it 200 woooo
What I've got so far :
Total War: Shogun 2 - £7.49
Alan Wake's American Nightmare - £2.99
Batman Arkham City - £6.79
Q.U.B.E - £2.99
Dear Esther - £1.74
Torchlight - £3.24
Splinter Cell Conviction Deluxe Edition - £3.74
Total : £28.98
Not too bad
Total War: Shogun 2 - £7.49
Alan Wake's American Nightmare - £2.99
Batman Arkham City - £6.79
Q.U.B.E - £2.99
Dear Esther - £1.74
Torchlight - £3.24
Splinter Cell Conviction Deluxe Edition - £3.74
Total : £28.98
Not too bad
It was in the humble indie bundle a few weeks ago, don't know if it still is.
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I think I will definitely pick up Krater when it is reduced further. Still sounds like there are some features that need adding. There are also much better games quite a bit cheaper on Steam.
Good RPG for magic, got a really nice magic system!
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