I'm giving away Frozen Synapse (Ends at 3am GMT) (Winner Selected!)
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I have no idea what that is, but it intrigues me.
Mostly because it makes me think of someone with brain freeze, and that's always funny.
Mostly because it makes me think of someone with brain freeze, and that's always funny.
I like the look of this game, almost bought it the other day, in fact. Perhaps now that wont be necessary!
Half an hour to go, people!
And yes, WoW's rolling goes up to... well it'll handle 999 so I think we're safe. Why WoW? Because addiction.
And yes, WoW's rolling goes up to... well it'll handle 999 so I think we're safe. Why WoW? Because addiction.
[HEADING=1]ZE TIME, SHE IS OPP![/HEADING]
Loading WoW.
Now how am I... I'm gonna have to put every bloody name into Excel or something. make sure I wheedle out all the dupes.
Loading WoW.
Now how am I... I'm gonna have to put every bloody name into Excel or something. make sure I wheedle out all the dupes.
It's not my kinda thing, and I'm too late anyways, however, I just wanted to pass on kudos both to the OP for offering a freebie, and also to the guys who made the game.
What an incredibly sensible idea, and it's amazing it's not done more often.
If you're making a multiplayer game, why not release it with 2 or more licenses per purchase, to encourage people to play it? They seem to have noticed this, and it's a great idea.
Of course, tougher on hard copies, but really, it wouldn't cost much to include 2 dvds in a case instead of one, now, would it?
Strange that it always seems to be the small indie companies making these moves, while the larger ones just seem to keep on removing content (for future DLC) and locking down their games ever tighter with security.
Maybe I've got my head in the clouds, but I'd guess it's perhaps that the smaller devs have more interest in seeing their game get played and enjoyed, over pure sales stats.
What an incredibly sensible idea, and it's amazing it's not done more often.
If you're making a multiplayer game, why not release it with 2 or more licenses per purchase, to encourage people to play it? They seem to have noticed this, and it's a great idea.
Of course, tougher on hard copies, but really, it wouldn't cost much to include 2 dvds in a case instead of one, now, would it?
Strange that it always seems to be the small indie companies making these moves, while the larger ones just seem to keep on removing content (for future DLC) and locking down their games ever tighter with security.
Maybe I've got my head in the clouds, but I'd guess it's perhaps that the smaller devs have more interest in seeing their game get played and enjoyed, over pure sales stats.