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Started by Shelldrake, August 06, 2013, 10:36:48 AM

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Shelldrake

This appeared in my mailbox today from Strategy First. The bundle (for $4.99) consists of Alliance Future Combat, Iron Warriors, Battle of Europe, Desert Gunner, Ubersoldier 2, Fleet Command, Enemy Engaged 2, Sub Command, Panzer Killer, and GI Combat. Might be worth it for a couple titles. Coupon code is TIMELINES if anyone is interested.
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DoctorQuest

Just don't expect any support. You get what you get. Period. That's been my experience.
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SgtRock

Anything that includes GI Combat is over priced, even if it's free!

GI Combat is the worst war game ever made. A sad attempt at a CM type game that fails at every level.


Dolan50

"Just don't expect any support. You get what you get. Period. That's been my experience. "

Exactly.
A Corporate Executive,a Democrat and a Republican walk into a room.The CEO walks in first and notices 10 cookies on a plate and pockets 9 of them,then turns to the Republican and whispers in his ear  and says "The Democrat is trying to steal your cookie".

gameleaper

What's the DRM on their games? I see CMBB is $9 tempting.

I also get a lot of lag when I click for details etc... but the add to cart always works.

what type of download is it is it a link to a zip or something ?

DoctorQuest

The good news is I've never had to deal with DRM beyond maybe a Matrix-type install code.
"Everything you read on the internet is true." - Benjamin Franklin

"Zero-G and I feel fine....." - John Glenn

"I reject your reality and substitute my own." - Adam Savage, inventor of the alternative fact.

gameleaper

Quote from: DoctorQuest on August 06, 2013, 12:30:00 PM
The good news is I've never had to deal with DRM beyond maybe a Matrix-type install code.

great thanks