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I wouldn't rate SR3 as a good game (because honestly, it isn't) but holy shit is it fun.

tandino wrote:Just jumped on the THQ humble bundle and have a spare copy of Saint's Row The Third. Anyone want? It's great, great fun and I'll happily do a bit of coop over the weekend. Let me know!

Oooh... Thanks for the "Heads Up" Tandi, just purchased so I may give you a shout for some on-line thuggery.

th b

Roman Totale wrote:th b

I'd be happy with either/both!

Sheer greed!

Mr. Johnson wrote:I wouldn't rate SR3 as a good game (because honestly, it isn't) but holy shit is it fun.

10 times as absurd as an absurd thing!!

Nobody for shiny free madness of SR3? IS there some kind of exchange for good-hearted souls with Steam Codes to give away?

Can't you trade them over Steam? (I already have SR3).

www.tf2outpost.com is handy for that sorta thing.

Darksiders 1 left over from Amazon pack if anyone wants?

I now have a spare Don't Starve.

spoodie wrote:I now have a spare Don't Starve.

I'll give it a go if no-one else wants it

Thanks Spoodie!

Hey guys! DOTA 2 is on sale!

Blood Bowl Chaos Edition is a tenner. Since I've already bought two different versions of the game I won't be buying it until it's under a fiver, but if you've not got Blood Bowl and fancied a go this is the definitive version. Seems to have a few decent front end tweaks, even if the new races are a bit bland.

Joose wrote:Hey guys! DOTA 2 is on sale!

I added a "recommendation" on Steam to ask me for a free copy. Everyone on my friends list is probably well aware of the situation, but it doesn't hurt.

I bought into the beta of The Banner Saga: Factions and was given two keys so have one to give away. Video and thoughts of Mr. J. Website. RPS says stuff.

Factions is the multiplayer component and will be F2P on launch. The single player will be purchasable separately.

Might as well put this here as it's not worth a new post. Steam browsing can be made a shitload faster (read: less tediously slow) by disabling Automatically Detect Settings in Internet Properties>Connections>LAN Settings. Just tried it, works noticeably faster.

Dog Pants wrote:Might as well put this here as it's not worth a new post. Steam browsing can be made a shitload faster (read: less tediously slow) by disabling Automatically Detect Settings in Internet Properties>Connections>LAN Settings. Just tried it, works noticeably faster.

That does make quite the difference, seems a somewhat random thing to cause an issue though.

There was a Reddit thing explaining but I can't really remember the details. I think it slows all browsers down while it tries to work out your settings, but for some reason it hits Steam really hard.