Posted November 12, 2014

Sachys
Woodie Guthrie's Guitar!
Registered: Dec 2011
From United Kingdom

madth3
TR2R!
Registered: Nov 2012
From Mexico

HypersomniacLive
The Reluctant Voter
Registered: Sep 2011
From Vatican City

the.kuribo
MushnutChestroom
Registered: Sep 2014
From Japan
Posted November 12, 2014

$2.99 for:
One Finger Death Punch
Vanguard Princess
Koya Rift
Gunslugs II
Angvik

Sachys
Woodie Guthrie's Guitar!
Registered: Dec 2011
From United Kingdom
Posted November 12, 2014

HypersomniacLive
The Reluctant Voter
Registered: Sep 2011
From Vatican City

Sachys
Woodie Guthrie's Guitar!
Registered: Dec 2011
From United Kingdom

madth3
TR2R!
Registered: Nov 2012
From Mexico
Posted November 12, 2014
*dodges nightmare-inducing messages
<span class="bold"><i>Shadow of Mordor</i></span> is -33% again at BundleStars
Worms games with -75% and -80% on the same link.
All Steam.
<span class="bold"><i>Shadow of Mordor</i></span> is -33% again at BundleStars
Worms games with -75% and -80% on the same link.
All Steam.

HypersomniacLive
The Reluctant Voter
Registered: Sep 2011
From Vatican City
Posted November 12, 2014
Funny you should say that. A couple of years ago, my then ISP kept sending me promotional emails for their other services though I had repeatedly opted out of them. At some point I sent them an angry email threatening to report them. Their customer service called me shortly afterwards, and after going back and forth for a while, do you know what they suggested I did? Yep, you guessed right - they proposed I added them to my spammers list. p_O
So, based on this mind boggling experience...
*keeps Sachys in the spammers list and switches service*
So, based on this mind boggling experience...
*keeps Sachys in the spammers list and switches service*

Sachys
Woodie Guthrie's Guitar!
Registered: Dec 2011
From United Kingdom
Posted November 12, 2014

So, based on this mind boggling experience...
*keeps Sachys in the spammers list and switches service*

HypersomniacLive
The Reluctant Voter
Registered: Sep 2011
From Vatican City
Posted November 12, 2014

PenguinJim
"New" User
Registered: Sep 2008
From Taiwan
Posted November 12, 2014
G2A have Watch_Dogs very cheap in their promotions this week.
(The listed price is US$5.98, but I *strongly* recommend spending the extra for G2A protection - US$7.23 total)
I was worried it wouldn't hit $7.50 this year! And then... I'd have to... wait until next year! /o\
They've also got Shadows of Mordor for $21.80 (with protection), but I'm sure I can hold out for $15 for that one.
(The listed price is US$5.98, but I *strongly* recommend spending the extra for G2A protection - US$7.23 total)
I was worried it wouldn't hit $7.50 this year! And then... I'd have to... wait until next year! /o\
They've also got Shadows of Mordor for $21.80 (with protection), but I'm sure I can hold out for $15 for that one.

Niggles
MOMOSaysMAHAYO;)
Registered: Apr 2009
From Australia
Posted November 12, 2014

(The listed price is US$5.98, but I *strongly* recommend spending the extra for G2A protection - US$7.23 total)
I was worried it wouldn't hit $7.50 this year! And then... I'd have to... wait until next year! /o\
They've also got Shadows of Mordor for $21.80 (with protection), but I'm sure I can hold out for $15 for that one.

kip68
Creepy Jackalope
Registered: Jun 2010
From United States
Posted November 12, 2014

(The listed price is US$5.98, but I *strongly* recommend spending the extra for G2A protection - US$7.23 total)
I was worried it wouldn't hit $7.50 this year! And then... I'd have to... wait until next year! /o\
They've also got Shadows of Mordor for $21.80 (with protection), but I'm sure I can hold out for $15 for that one.

PenguinJim
"New" User
Registered: Sep 2008
From Taiwan
Posted November 12, 2014
It guarantees a refund from the G2A company if there is *any* problem with your key (e.g. wrong region or wrong language or - does this even happen? - Mac format when you wanted Windows, etc). I wouldn't have touched G2A when I first heard of them last year, but I've been following them throughout this year, and they do seem to be quite problem-free and gaining a lot of popularity. I generally buy from places like Amazon, Gamersgate, GOG and Steam - even using Greenman Gaming is a stretch for me! - but G2A seem to be fine. I'm surprised.
I do wonder what the G2A protection does that Paypal protection doesn't - I guess you wouldn't get a Paypal refund if you'd bought an item that was region-locked? So I'd use the extra protection, just to be careful. Well, for $7.23 Watch_Dogs I would!
Edit: I'm sorry guys, I couldn't buy it earlier as I was in work, but I'm buying it now and there's a $0.65 surcharge for using Paypal.
However, discount code RAIST gets you 3% off.
So to buy Watch_Dogs with Paypal, the total is US$7.66.
I'm going to go above my $7.50 target price for this one. Just this once. Edit again: or I would, if they still had any left! /o\ Silly work, stopping me from spending money on games!
I do wonder what the G2A protection does that Paypal protection doesn't - I guess you wouldn't get a Paypal refund if you'd bought an item that was region-locked? So I'd use the extra protection, just to be careful. Well, for $7.23 Watch_Dogs I would!
Edit: I'm sorry guys, I couldn't buy it earlier as I was in work, but I'm buying it now and there's a $0.65 surcharge for using Paypal.
However, discount code RAIST gets you 3% off.
So to buy Watch_Dogs with Paypal, the total is US$7.66.
I'm going to go above my $7.50 target price for this one. Just this once. Edit again: or I would, if they still had any left! /o\ Silly work, stopping me from spending money on games!
Post edited November 12, 2014 by PenguinJim