So because of the Watch Dogs key delays, gmg sent people who preorded the game a "Sorry Pack" with Rush Bros, Avencast, Cargo Quest for Gravity and Post Apocalyptic Mayhem. They also gave a voucher for $/€/£ 3. So how do you guys feel about this?

and yeah I know these games were free at some point

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How do I feel about this?

How DARE they give people free games!

10 years ago
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Yeah, I saw someone who got them. I think it's great of them. I've heard they have been very good with things like this. I know someone who got some GMG credit after making a joke about their April Fools prank.
I doubt I'll pre order a game, especially not any time soon, but I'll make sure it's from them if I do.

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Dang. I should have preordered there.

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That's quite nice of them.

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It's a nice thing.

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Well it costs them nothing to do this, anyway. Keys for those games are given out for free from GMG many times before. Back in the day before Playfire became popular, you normally get around 5-10$ cash back in form of GMG credit from the purchase of an AAA title like Watch Dogs.

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Pretty outstanding compared to many other companies these days

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They sent nothing to me.

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Yeah apparently some people havent got an email with for this yet. I dont know if its based on region either.

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thats why i bought watchdogs from steam

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It's a nice little extra that a lot of places wouldn't do at all, and GMG weren't obligated to do.

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Closed 10 years ago by Trainn.