Quoting: marcelomendesSad to say but I'm done with buying on GOG until they release Galaxy on Linux. Manual download and updates are things of the past. Yes, I know about lgogdownloader, and no, it isn't a replacement.

I feel your pain. I still like buying games on GOG, but I'm not all-in. If it's a game that I think I'll be playing online with my friends a lot, I pick Steam because 1) I want to know if they're playing it and 2) I want updates to happen without me having to check for patches like the old days. And, with GOG, when there is a game update, I have to download the whole game! For those reasons, I only buy games on GOG that are either single-player or will be played on LAN instead of across the Internet.

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Quoting: edoSpec ops the line its an awesome game

Glad you liked it, but I really did not. I don't think all games on rails bother me, but that one felt like too much... too old feeling.

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How many players are we talking about, 5 or 6?

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Quoting: ExpalphalogFell Seal: Arbiter's Mark. Mouthful of a title, but a great turn-based strategy game.

I am currently going back and grinding the hell out of old levels, not because it's necessary (it's really not unless you're a poor strategist) and not because I like grinding (hate it actually), but just because I am not ready for the game to be over so I am delaying the final fight as long as I can.

This is great to hear! I took a small chance and bought this game near the end of Early Access before the price went up. I haven't played it yet, but I'm pretty sure I'll like it a lot as I'm a fan of Fire Emblem and Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions.

EDIT: Spelling

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Quoting: XpanderProbably playing a bit of Warhammer Online also with the help of wine. Quite fun for some RvR action.

How are you playing that? Are there community servers or something? I went to http://www.warhammeronline.com/ [External Link] and saw that it was sunset.

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I'm trying out Europa Universalis IV during the free weekend via Steam. It's been on my wishlist for ages. This is a great opportunity to demo the full version of the game.

I am also hoping to start a co-op campaign in Total War: Warhammer this weekend. I've had it a long time but have only played a few skirmishes so far.

I've been playing KotoR as my single-player RPG as of late, chipping away at it. I never played it when it was new. The more I play, the more I get into it. Typical of a good RPG, I guess.

When I don't have enough time or am too tired to jump into KotoR, I have been playing Rise to Ruins. Since that is my "easy" game to play, I end up putting the most time into it. :)

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I'm more interested than normal since I've been playing colony games a lot lately. The Colonists looks pretty sweet.

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Quoting: Shmerl...and TW2 was a special case since GOG is a sister company to CD Projekt Red?

Hmm, I thought GOG was simply a product, not a whole company.

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Quoting: g000hPersonally I have a massive backlog of RTS games (including previous Feral titles) which I haven't even touched yet, and it isn't a genre that really grabs me. I'm holding off making a purchase for now.

Same for me (different genre).

Similar to me. I really want this one, but I haven't played the first Warhammer one yet, which I own. I just can't keep up. :'( But I do want this one a lot... I might cave at some point.

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Added to wishlist. Thanks for the additional details, eldaking.

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