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I just answered my own question. Per Wikipedia, TAGES does install drivers on the system to work: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tag%C3%A8s Also, note that to work with Windows 7, it claims you need to download updated drivers from their site, post-install.. since the game will presumably...

Granted. I was just letting people who are completely anti-TAGES/anti-DRM know that the disk version still installs it. Actually, does TAGES install files/drivers/registry keys on the system a la SecureROM, or is it just code embedded in the executable itself with no external effect on the...

From your link about the DRM - the retail version DOES use TAGES, per the developer, as the disk check mechanism So, you're still getting TAGES, just no activation limits... --Walburga

Same here, been waiting for a promo on Arcanum, and even though I beat Vampire years ago, I went ahead and got that to..

Ah, OK. I was under the impression that CR required DoWII - not that it was a (oxymoronic) 'stand-alone expansion'.

Ah, well I didn't order it until about 11:00 AM on the 17th (EDT).. BTW: For those people who already had DoWII via Steam, and added Chaos Rising, did you have an extremely small download, also? When I went to download Chaos Rising, Steam told me it was

Just out of curiuosity? what country are you in? Wondor if a 'region' thing? I'm in the US.

Wait, do you mean is supposed to be on the same page as the CD Key? I already did go there (and just double-checked to be sure) because the email I received never held the CD Key, I had to log in to get it. On my "view my order page", I only see the CD Key for the game, the link for THQ's...

Ah! OK. so thats why I didn't see a code this time! --Walburga

Me either! I remember getting a code for a special item via GFWL when I picked up the original DoWII from THQ UK in that deal a few months ago, but didn't get any code with the Expansion this time - I wondering if he's confusing the two, and got the code buying the Base game... --Walburga

Entering - why not.. :D

Any reason you didn't just get it over on D2D for $16 last weekend?

Actually, the winners get any game of their choice (up to $50).. So, winning and picking a $10 game isn't exactly the most 'cost effective' [for lack of better term] - I'd find a game I wanted in the $40-$50 range and buy Torchlight out of pocket to make the most out of winning, personally! :D

Figures. :roll: As soon as I post about the homepage versus Sale page price mismatch, D2D goes ahead and fixes the price. It's showing as $14.95 everywhere on the site now.

What's really weird is the D2D homepage claims Champions Online IS 50% off, at $14.95.. however, the 24 Days of Christmas and the game's page both say $29.95. Although, while I still see Torchlight advertised on the D2D homepage, I don't see it on the 24 Days of Christmas page - I see...

Hey, I just checked and I got double refunded also! Woot!! :D

I've been looking for Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn. --Walburga