what's the diffference between Shadowrun : Dragon Fall and Shadowrun Returns???

storyline connect??

wokay.
thanks :

dayum.. was planning to get a RGB mouse. now a RGB mousepad???

titan X

i just bought a 256gb LiteOn SSD from lowyat seller. OEM one.
rm330

Bought from this guy.. So far no problem.
https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=2727924&hl=

Lol i donno.. But still cheap tho

Include shipping??

This post has been edited by yokoloco: May 25 2015, 01:12 PM

Humble Nindie Bundle hehe

^ someone ninja-ed

Oh boy...need to find money asap

^ damn.. not bad games for Humble Weekly

U mean is the game worth to get or worth to get from humble bundle?

Quite OK game to get, but CoH2 got a lot of dlc and skin packs to buy. If u like CoH, then CoH2 can get la.

Quite cheap also for 15usd to get the game with a couple of dlc. Still got more iinm. And commanders dlc if u play multiplayer

not sure when GOTY edition for this coming.
too many dlcs and skins pack also. if u really wan to play, humble bundle is def cheaper than steam. the rest of the stuff can wait for steam sales to buy

CoH2 : Ardennes Assault cheapest on Steam is RM25.50 (-66%)
so getting on humble is alot cheaper. the rest of the dlcs can get during steam sales.

this is the list of dlc and skins you can get for CoH2
https://steamdb.info/search/?a=app&q=compan...e=-1&category=0

time to buy a new monitor

planning to get a 21:9 one in the future.. but not sure whether really practical or not..

won't get like black bars on the sides? top and bottom i dont mind...

New Steam refund policy lets you get your money back "for any reason"

"You can request a refund for nearly any purchase on Steam—for any reason. Maybe your PC doesn't meet the hardware requirements; maybe you bought a game by mistake; maybe you played the title for an hour and just didn't like it," the policy now states. "It doesn't matter."
The updated policy applies not just to games, but also DLC, in-game purchases, pre-purchases, bundles, and even funds added to your Steam Wallet. The only conditions, generally speaking, is that the refund request must be made within two weeks of the original purchase, and the content in question must have less than two hours of playtime. And if you happen to fall outside of those conditions, it's not necessarily the end of the story: "You can ask for a refund anyway and we'll take a look," Valve wrote.

http://www.pcgamer.com/new-steam-refund-po...for-any-reason/

sure gonna have people abusing it. but i think Steam dont have much choice. they need to have a refund policy, especially when operating in countries like US, UK and Australia. Malaysia here consumer right no much power one so we used to it.