Green Man Gaming (Steam) Deals: 25% Off Hitman

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Green Man Gaming has select Bethesda PC Digital Download Games on sale. Save an extra 22% off with voucher code 22SLIC-KDEALS-EXCLUS. Thanks Discombobulated

Prices after 22% Off



[*]The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim $3.90 (pictured)
[*]The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Legendary Edition $10.61
  • Includes
    Skyrim
  • DLC: Dawnguard, Hearthfire, Dragonborn, 
    Live Another Life, In Another World


[*]Dishonored: Game of the Year Edition $7.95
  • Includes
    Dishonored
  • DLC: The Knife of Dunwall, The Brigmore Witches, Dunwall City Trials, Void Walker's Arsenal


[*]Doom 3 $1.95
[*]Doom: Classic Complete Edition $2.92
  • Includes
    Doom II
  • Final Doom
  • Master Levels for Doom II
  • Ultimate Doom


[*]Doom 3 BFG Edition $3.90
  • Includes
    Doom 3
  • Doom 3: Resurrection of Evil
  • Doom 1 & 2


[*]Quake IV $3.90
[*]Quake III Pack $3.90
  • Includes
    Quake III: Arena
  • Quake III: Team Arena


[*]Rage $3.90
[*]Return to Castle Wolfenstein $1.95
[*]Fallout: New Vegas $1.95
[*]Fallout 3: Game of the Year $3.90
  • Fallout 3
  • DLC: Operation, The Pitt, Broken Steel, Point Lookout, Mothership Zeta

[*]Fallout: Classic Collection $3.90
  • Includes
    Fallout: A Post Nuclear
  • Fallout 2: A Post Nuclear
  • Fallout Tactics: Brotherhood of Steel


[*]Darksiders Franchise Pack $9.36
  • Includes
    Darksiders
  • Darksiders II
  • Darksiders DLCs


[*]& More
 
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Meh, the only games I'm missing from this sale (that aren't part of a better pack) are Rogue Warrior, Hunted, Quake 4, RAGE and Dishonoured: Game of the Year. However, I can see pretty much all of those being in a Bethesda Humble Bundle (especially since they're all on the Humble Store), besides Dishonoured: GOTY, so I guess I'll pass. Good to see some decent Bethesda discounts again though (wonder why New Vegas Ultimate isn't included).

Also, this marks the first time since last Easter I think that Call of Cthulhu's been on sale for 75% off (+voucher), so if you missed it last time and wanna grab it, now's the time.

 
asheskitty said:
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Green Man Gaming has select Bethesda PC Digital Download Games on sale. Save an extra 22% off with voucher code 22SLIC-KDEALS-EXCLUS. Thanks Discombobulated
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Has Mooby bought Brink yet? Could this be the sale of all sales for Moobs?

Also, I may finally bite on DOOM3 BFG because I don't know. For most normal people, I'd say this would be a good time to pick up DOOM 3 for $1.95 as that's all the DOOM3 any sane person would want. Return to Castle Wolfenstein is a great game if anyone missed it and doesn't mind playing an older game. Quake IV is also a good choice for any FPS fan that likes solid gameplay and a mess of a story (see any id game). I may have to grab Call of Cthulu too in order to fill in some gaps in my library.

What does this all mean? Humble Bethesda Bundle next week.

 
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YBX87 said:
between fallout new vegas, and fallout 3, which one is better?
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Pick your poison - they're both great.

Make sure you go w/ the Complete Editions on both:

That would be Fallout 3: GOTY Edition + Fallout New Vegas: Ultimate Edition.

Each of them have some meaty DLC's. For FO3 - Point Lookout & The Pitt are great; Mothership Zeta is pretty good; and Broken Steel is pretty much essential (b/c to keep the game + game-world itself going after you beat FO3 base-game, you NEED to have this DLC period.

FO:NV has some pretty good DLC's...but the stand-out for me - and one of the best DLC's ever, IMHO - is Old World Blues. The other DLC's are all good and worth playing.

With FO:NV - you want to go Ultimate Edition also in case you want to install JE Sawyer's Hardcore Mod (since it requires ALL DLC's). He was lead dev. on FO: NV, who made a hardcore mode even harder than FO:NV's mode b/c he felt the game was too easy for him, even at its official hardest mode + settings.

As for the base-games - FO3 set a new fresh-ness and gold standard for how to make a FO game actually work in the modern-era, for both PC players and console gamers. FO3 when it came out looked incredible for a RPG and actually had a decent storyline for a BethSoft game. And more so than Morrowind, for a BethSoft game - there was often actual pretty good amount of decision-making and branching decisions. While they aren't the best w/ storytelling, character design, and that stuff - this was one of their best outings. The story w/ looking for your dad will tug at your heart, more so than anything. Also, the world-exploring + open-world was fantastic; and looking + exploring a basically destroyed East Coast was unforgettable.

FO:NV was developed by Obsidian. Obsidian, in the technical department for storytelling + character development - they will out-class most developers by a mile. Very few are on their level + BioWare's level for RPG's, in terms of doing this stuff extremely well. In the narrative department and the actual writing of the dialogue - it's excellent; as you'd expect w/ someone especially like Chris Avellone (Planescape Torment + Fallout 2, anyone?) + J.E. Sawyer in the group. Also, a lot of the humor from Fallout 1 + especially Fallout 2 that felt missing in BethSoft's FO3, it was in New Vegas. Also, when it comes to decision-making; decisions checking your stats + skills - Obsidian again out-classes Bethesda...by a mile. While the Inventory, gameplay, and all of that stuff might not feel as anywhere as fresh as it did in Fallout 3 - the improvements in pretty much every other regard b/c Obsidian made it also make this another great Fallout title.

 
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So on a whim, I decided to check out the playfire rewards blog because I have not gone there in over a year.. and saw this post:

http://blog.playfire.com/2015/10/an-important-update-about-credit.html

about GMG credits expiring Nov 24.

Seems like they're regretting the playfire rewards system and is taking the opportunity to phase out all existing credits altogether :(

Panic! Someone help me find something worthwhile to buy with my ~$20 credits! All the "deals" there suck...

 
I kind of regret not getting Dark Souls 2 a week ago when it was $18 in the VIP section (I have about that much in credit). Now it's $24.

I own some of the VIP games already, and Far Cry 4 is UPlay. The only other thing that looks like an interesting deal to me is Rocket League, and it's only 25% off.

 
deckmeup said:
So on a whim, I decided to check out the playfire rewards blog because I have not gone there in over a year.. and saw this post:

http://blog.playfire.com/2015/10/an-important-update-about-credit.html

about GMG credits expiring Nov 24.

Seems like they're regretting the playfire rewards system and is taking the opportunity to phase out all existing credits altogether :(

Panic! Someone help me find something worthwhile to buy with my ~$20 credits! All the "deals" there suck...
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Rocket League is great fun if you're into vehicular soccer. It's $15 on the VIP page.

South Park is great if you're into South Park. It's a tenner.

 
hal said:
y u no bai when...

... oh, nevermind.
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If it makes him feel any better, I missed it too because job and life and stuff and not being able to sit in a chat room 24/7 waiting for a glitch to happen once every 3 months.

Anyway it's not like Squuenix is adverse to sales so eh.
 
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I don't even play my Season Pass content from games, I'd NEVER finish an episodic release game if I started at the beginning.  The only way I'd play all of Hitman is to wait until it's all in one nice package ready to play from front to back.  I would have bought the glitch if I was around but, realistically, it's just as well that I didn't.

 
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I don't even play my Season Pass content from games, I'd NEVER finish an episodic release game if I started at the beginning. The only way I'd play all of Hitman is to wait until it's all in one nice package ready to play from front to back. I would have bought the glitch if I was around but, realistically, it's just as well that I didn't.
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On that note, I started The Wolf Among Us 1/14/2014.... I finally finished it Wednesday.

Next up, The Walking Dead Season 2 (started 3/6/2014)

 
GMG apparently has some spring sales going on.

Not a bad price for Wolfenstein: The Old Blood ($4 after voucher).

Call of Cthulhu is also cheap ($1.80 after voucher).

There's a few Bethesda games under MSRP that are 75% off (Rage, Hunted and Brink which are all $20 n Steam), but it might not be enough to tempt you.

Rage - $3.60 after voucher

Hunted - $3 after voucher

Brink - $3 after voucher

Be warned that Rogue Warrior is overpriced on GMG compared to Steam, as is Quake 4 and Fallout 3 GOTY (among others, I didn't really look).

 
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They're also running some WB sales this week, and they have the Lego Batman 3 Season Pass for $3.74. Arkham Knight isn't discounted at all no surprises there.

They have a voucher (SPRING20) but it says you need to spend $10 minimum?

 
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Foxhack said:
They're also running some WB sales this week, and they have the Lego Batman 3 Season Pass for $3.74. Arkham Knight isn't discounted at all no surprises there.

They have a voucher (SPRING20) but it says you need to spend $10 minimum?
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Right. I probably should have mentioned that.

If you can find $10 worth of crap, the SP would be $3. And no, the SP isn't on Nuuvem, so outside of a price drop, this is the best you're gonna do.

 
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