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Humble Bundle and CDKeys are genuine platforms you can use if you're ready to give up the return policy for a price reduction.
Speaking of topics, the Mass Effect series is ideal for those seeking an engaging action RPG that performs well and looks good. It offers great replay value because your choices in the first two games significantly affect the third.
MasTerH200
11-04-2025, 12:13 PM #11Don't suggest G2A. That's actually worse than piracy. Many keys are obtained by using stolen credit cards.
Humble Bundle and CDKeys are genuine platforms you can use if you're ready to give up the return policy for a price reduction.
Speaking of topics, the Mass Effect series is ideal for those seeking an engaging action RPG that performs well and looks good. It offers great replay value because your choices in the first two games significantly affect the third.
DanielEmpire
11-04-2025, 06:25 PM #13No, it's not that simple. Even if the outcomes weren't directly influenced, their effects were still significant in other areas.
ALSO Star Wars Battlefront 2 gets an easy recommendation. It's often on sale and they've been adding stuff to the game like crazy. It's a stunning looking game and honestly quite fun. The story is pretty alright too. Not the best, but a neat take as it's kinda like a civil war in the empire.
Destiny 2 gets a solid recommendation. There's a LOT to play for free. After you spend the many hours getting through the free content, you can shovel up the dough for the expansions, which don't cost as much as a brand new game and add a lot to it.
ALSO Star Wars Battlefront 2 gets an easy recommendation. It's often on sale and they've been adding stuff to the game like crazy. It's a stunning looking game and honestly quite fun. The story is pretty alright too. Not the best, but a neat take as it's kinda like a civil war in the empire.
Windlander
11-11-2025, 07:17 PM #15I wasn't aware of this, but I've purchased some older games from G2A without any issues. Everyone I know uses G2A. If G2A becomes an issue, I'll switch to CDKeys.
https://www.pcgamer.com/developers-tell-...using-g2a/
It's understandable that many are unaware. This year, developers voiced their concerns more openly, though G2A isn't technically breaking the law, so they keep operating:
https://www.pcgamer.com/developers-tell-...using-g2a/
Rubicube59
11-13-2025, 12:29 AM #17In the industry, it's essentially a free game, though you can help the developer by supporting them—Steam costs just 5€. You can also get it for free.
Not really. You don't access to most raids, expansions, strikes, and whatnot that runs out after a measly 150 hours. Most of that time is spent getting pinnacle weapons because you ran out of stuff to do. Once you get the pinnacle weapon you so like Bungie nerfs it to oblivion because like blizzard they don't know how to balance there game. If you wan't to play pvp meta you need those forsaken/shadowkeep strikes not to mention that the game is shitful of cheaters last I played. There is an expansion every 3 months for 10 dollars plus the yearly 35 dollar expansion. So if you wan't to play the game its 70 dollars per year not counting the intial cost of buying all the old expansions not to mention that the last ones i've played season of the worthy was just boring and grindy. So in now way shape or form would I ever recommend destiny 2 to a sane person right now.