Did you enjoy the ride?
Got most of them, but there are some nice games there :)
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Yes, I'm sorry, they're almost all cheap bundle games, it's all I can afford at the moment.
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Aw.. Really, don't worry. I've got them because I usually buy Humble bundles, they generally have nice games. I'm sure a lot of people won't mind that the games were bundled.
Honestly, I don't think I've ever made a non-bundled game giveaway, so I can relate. :P
Actually, I usually buy bundles because I want to share them here if they have something nice in them. I don't think I buy games on Steam too often if there's not a huge discount on what I'm getting.
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Yes, that's exactly what I do, word after word.
I got almost everything from Humble Bundles. I've been sparing games for this train for a while, but maybe it deserved some better stuff :)
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Thank you for the train ride. I enjoyed the scenery :)
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I broke out in a cold sweat after the the ride brought back memories of Torino train and assorted connections (pre-map). I'm glad this one was more straightforward.
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I recognize none of these places, whoo?
Thanks for the ticket ;)
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Maybe that's because they're almost all not particularly known, small towns, except Udine which has about 100.000 inhabitants and is the major city of the province. This train line starts at the North-Eastern corner of the Italian border (with Austria and Slovenia) and is only 90km long, so it doesn't reach well known places like Venice, Bologna or Milan.
You are welcome and thank you for stopping by :)
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Hi, people of Steam Gifts! Are you ready for a choo-choo?
I heard you like trains, so bought a ticket for everybody for a little ride on the old Ferrovia Pontebbana, part of which is no longer in use (because there's a new one, of course, but it doesn't hit every town like the old one did). This line was build in late XIX century from Udine to Tarvisio, in order to connect the Austro-Hungarian Rudolfsbahn to Italy, especially to Venice and Trieste, very important harbours.
So our ride will take us from Udine to Tarvisio (where Italian border is). I hope you enjoy the ride! Grab your ticket here!
Edit: Oh, I forgot to mention... since Friuli is in Italy but has its own language, and it is near Austria and Slovenia, there are some towns that have names in different languages, so I included them, in this order: Italian - Furlan - Slovenian - Austrian.
Almost all gifts are HB gift links. Level 0+ to 2+. Good luck and please remember to bump the thread if you enter any giveaways.
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