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How to get an Unepic Steam Key if you bought the July Jubilee Indie Royal Bundle:

 

1) Download the game from your Indie Royale Page or on Desura using the Desura key.

2) Open the game, click the "sign up" button in the top right and input your email.

3) The game asks you to put in a password it has sent out theoretically. In reality, it wants your serial key.

4) Your serial key isn't the Desura key on your Indie Royale Page, use the "ingame items" key that starts with iroa from your Indie Royale page.

5) After putting in your key, go here and use the account you just registered to log in: http://www.unepicgam...m/en/myzone.php

6) Click the "request steam key" button. If it goes through, you've got your key. If not, you have to wait for another key dump. The developer gets them in limited quantities and has had to request more multiple times.

[H] Cubemen 2

[W] $1.25 Paypal

 

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The thread really needs to be split into three separate threads.

1) Not for profit group buys. (At cost group packs looking for members)
2) Indie Bundle Trading (Thread for trading steam keys for games that have been bundled, including a master list of such games)
3) Steam Trading (A list for trading everything else)

Right now bundle trash overrides legit stuff, and profiteering gets in the way of non-profit group buys.

I think it'd be helpful if we maintained a list of controllers that can support Xinput without x360ce (thus big picture mode compatible). Make a post below if you have one to add and I'll edit it into the list.

Xbox 360 Controller
Price/hookup: $40/50 for Wired/Wireless variants.
Notes: The wireless is not bluetooth and thus requires a special adapter. Requires 2 AA batteries (and costs extra if you want to buy a rechargeable pack).

Logitech F310 Gamepad
Price/hookup: $25 for Wired
Notes: A decent controller at a good price for actual use, but the cord has a tendency to come out of the controller, breaking it. Can't recommend buying this.

Logitech F710 Gamepad
Price/hookup: $50 for Wireless w/ 2.4 GHZ USB "Nano Receiver"
Notes: The latency of the F710 is a bit less than with the wireless 360 controller, making a bit more responsible for PC gaming. It is roughly the same price though, and I think most people agree that the triggers aren't as good (it's closer to a PS3 controller).

Sony Dualshock 3
Price/hookup: $50, can be wireless or wired (charges/connects via mini USB)
Notes: Requires MotioninJoy, which is free and easy to use. Much better than x360ce and has universal compatibility with Xinput. Decent latency, but most people don't care for the convex sticks and triggers. But if you already own a PS3 and don't want to buy a new controller, this is an attractive choice.