Tee hee, I got mine for £17.45. Granted, I had to wait an extra week, due to #Zavvifail, but it was worth it for the awesome savings. It also meant that it was already 2 patches in before I started, so there haven’t been many irksome bugs so far…
Still, very good game; certainly better than Fallout 3. Well worth it at this price (which is, it seems, what I would have paid without that tricksome jiggery-pokery).
On an unrelated note, I noticed that 5/6 of these D2D offers register on Steam… I guess they’ve realised the best way to stay relevant, when customers have to deal with their competitor anyway, is to undercut them.
Yeah, well my point is that I suspect that’s either a deliberate discount of steamworks titles or a side-effect of relatively poor sales of those titles…
It also works out finacially, get the sale, then let steam bear the burden of future re-downloads when people get a new computer or forget to back up 🙂
Tee hee, I got mine for £17.45. Granted, I had to wait an extra week, due to #Zavvifail, but it was worth it for the awesome savings. It also meant that it was already 2 patches in before I started, so there haven’t been many irksome bugs so far…
Still, very good game; certainly better than Fallout 3. Well worth it at this price (which is, it seems, what I would have paid without that tricksome jiggery-pokery).
On an unrelated note, I noticed that 5/6 of these D2D offers register on Steam… I guess they’ve realised the best way to stay relevant, when customers have to deal with their competitor anyway, is to undercut them.
Good news for savyness.
Most of their games don’t register on Steam, but based on feedback I’ve had from most of you lot, Steam is your favourite, so I looked for them first.
Then after that, a few of the best deals were ones that registered on Steam, but I didn’t even realise until I checked.
Yeah, well my point is that I suspect that’s either a deliberate discount of steamworks titles or a side-effect of relatively poor sales of those titles…
It also works out finacially, get the sale, then let steam bear the burden of future re-downloads when people get a new computer or forget to back up 🙂