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Regular price: £106.42, New Price: £9.58

This is very much so worth it if you're a big fan of the TW series.

http://www.kinguin.net/product/95672/total-war-master-collection-2015-steam-key/

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antiHiko

Except that it's kinguin..... bleah.

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Velsu

Never used them or G2A, why people always look displeased when they are mentioned?

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velocity37

They're a grey market site, yet G2A is so popular that they get more traffic than the Origin storefront.

The reason varies per person, but I'd say it's either for ethical reasons or they attribute the Steam region locks to the growing popularity of G2A/Kinguin/etc.

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perrolijo

In my case it is because of revoked games in my library and awful support

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velocity37

Ah. That risk comes along with the grey market aspect. I've heard stories myself, one from a friend who bought some GOG games.

I've only used them a couple of times for games that were removed from Steam and had no issues.

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perrolijo

GOG is an official reseller lol

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velocity37

My apologies for the ambiguity. He bought GOG games from G2A.

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Eriseo

For that price there is the current Humble weekly with DLCs included.

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perrolijo

Not the same price, those are pounds, pretty more expensive than US dollars.

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Eriseo

I think it's about the same price. It is 13 € for me, so about 15 $ and 9,40 £. The bundle is more convenient because of all the DLCs. Instead of Rome: Total War there are Medieval and Shogun, but it's not a big deal.

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perrolijo

Oh right, I was thinking of the second tier only :P

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zeroxxx

Isn't it the same as Humble's ongoing Total War? price wise and content wise? If so, I'd rather buy from Humble.

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darkhosis

I've bought a decent amt of stuff from g2a. Main problem there is w/ people not avoiding the selected offering and also the damn g2a shield that has to be disabled twice to get an order through.

I've never bought a 'gift' from there, though & I try to avoid the accounts with the 50k+ sales, regardless of feedback

(ed: well, maybe not 'plenty'. mostly just stuff like hacker evolution that gets sold for 8 cents, or colin mcrae rally for 5 cents usd. it's surprising that they work about 95% of the time. getting refund is easy even without shield, though)

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