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| King`s Bounty: Warriors of the North Next game in the award-winning King’s Bounty series |
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just pre-purchase King's Bounty: Warriors of the North in steam, and i can download game's manual in pdf format. Is this intentional?
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Ugh, do I get the GameStop version or the Steam Version? Aieeeee!
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We will post the dates as soon as they are defined.
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Do want game but DO NOT want Steam account.
Have bought multiple dvd copies of previous games in this series, will NOT be buying any that require Steam account. |
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I didn't see the retail version listed on Amazon.com? Will there be an option for the Valhalla version for retail?
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There will be retail versions of course, but the will use Steamworks as well.
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Also, totally hypothetical, but if Steam were to go out of business tomorrow...would the physical copy of Warriors of the North be unusable? |
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I know it is a relatively painless process but some people do not want to use that service. while I own The Legend and Crossworlds on Steam I also bought a second copy on GOG.com of The Legend because it was a DRM-free installer. That is something us PAYING customers value, pirates don't care what DRM you use. So not only have I bought a second copy from GOG.com but if you would also release Crossworlds on GOG.com I would buy it in a second. Literally, I will spend the money all over again to have the game DRM free even though I use and enjoy Steam. Your customers, the guys really into strategy games, are mostly the people who will buy your games. The people who will pirate this game are not the people who are going to be spending $30 on it, trust me. The funny thing is that by offering a more convenient service you actually increase the value of your product. You already see I am willing to buy a game over again just for that feature of convience, I can install it on my work computer, any computer, I don't require an internet connection or an activation, there are times that comes in handy. I am not giving this game to people and if someone is interested I can let them play it and you may convert another player into a fan who will want to buy your other games. So you think you are protecting yourself by using DRM, even very good DRM like Steamworks, but really you are lowering the value of your product. There is some more complexity behind this I know but you should try and see what people actually value in your games, what they are willing to spend money on. I've already pre-ordered Warriors of the North the moment I woke up groggily this morning and bleary eyed saw that it was availble for pre-order, I knew it was a day-1 preorder for me. I am looking forward to playing this game so much, I am now running through The Legend again as a run up to Warriors of the North. I am so excited. |
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Hi,
I have a suggestion regarding kings's bounty armored princess with the addon crossworlds. I have bought both games a long time ago, but what me bothered was the annoying DRM on crossworlds (a limited number of installs possible) I know the first kings bounty game (legends) is available from gog.com my suggestions is that 1c will after the release of warriors of the north also distribute kings bounty armored princess + crosswords, or perhaps kings bounty platinum (legends + armored princess + crossworlds) through gog.com I know publishers dont always like to use DRM free platforms, and gog used to be called 'good old games' as distributers only wanted to use gog with their older games - but hey, next week princess+crossworlds is no longer the latest kings bounty. A good oppertunity to start using gog for this good old game. I already own the games, but I think using gog for kings bounty platinum will be great for new fans. |
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My guess is they will do this but it might take 6 months or a year. So if you don't mind the wait it is a fine way to do things. I have quite a few games via gog (including witcher 2) but I also have many games via steam and quite frankly I (personally) been happy with steam. The one thing I do like about gog is ease of running their games on linux via wine; but i prefer steam's update mechanism over gog (which can be a bit painful esp due to lack of notification of updates).
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