In just one week my whole view on this game has soured extremely. From going back on their word regarding microtransactions to now banning people without actualy proof of wrong-doing, I don't even really want to play the game anymore.
How come established sites like Humble, GamesPlanet, Gamersgate etc don't need to offer this 'feature'?
Because those are authorized retailers that get their keys directly from the publisher. They don't have users selling (possibly) stolen keys. It's no different than buying a game at a Target or whatever.
@chaser324: I see! I don't actually use any seller websites. I've always used Steam. To be honest, it's because I didn't know they existed. I think I saw Kinguin in a banner add. Must have been Gamespot or IGN, or something, and I saw Shadow Tactics for around $20. But I'd thought I'd ask first. Now I think I'll just wait for the Steam Summer Sale.
Gamesplanet and Green Man Gaming are reliable, authorized retailers that often sell games for cheap. Not grey-market cheap, but cheaper than Steam.
Before buying a game I would recommend looking at the publisher's website for a list of authorized resellers/retailers to make sure there's nothing shady going on.
If I played on a server where the admins used their admin powers to further their in-game goals, I would stop playing on that server. Especially when it's to the detriment of the other players.
People want a fair game. It's up to you in the end though.
The Pewdiepie vs. the Mainstream Media thing is B E W I L D E R I N G to me. Can you point to some articles that say anything about him that isn't verifiably true?
Well, all of the ones that said he wore a Nazi uniform are objectively wrong, for example.
There has always been a low level interest in the world of warhammer, especially 40k, here on Giantbomb, so I though that I would make a quick post updating people on what been going on and what changes have/are happening.
There is a new edition on the way. While we don't know everything yet, it would appear there are taking influences from Age of Sigmar (which is by now far more popular than fantasy was and is pretty well regarded around the water cooler) in that the main rules will be free, and it is looking like all the rules for armies will be in a single book.
@jec03: The health regen in BF1 is super slow without a medic though. If you get shot to near-death and don't have anyone to heal you, you're out of the fight for a while. BF1 also doesn't have killcams, so not sure what you're talking about on that one. Lack of meaningfull weapon upgrading/customization I agree on.
I really enjoyed my time with BF1. I would love for the next Battlefield to essentially be BF1 in WW2.
I play Project Reality when I get the craving for more teamwork-oriented gameplay.
I use a Qpad 5k mouse. It's the most comfortable mouse I've used and since I got my first one 7 years ago or whatever, I've never wanted to use anything else.
Keyboard is an old first-model Logitech G15 that somehow still works (most of the LEDs are broken though).
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