[Amazon] Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon [uPlay] $3.75US - 75% off

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Kozhutki on 22/12/2014 - 15:42 amazon.com (72 clicks)
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Will need an American address to purchase

Call of Juarez is also $3.75 US

I haven't played Blood Dragon before but I've always heard good things. Call of Juarez is also a fun title for the price.

It also might be beneficial to wait around to see what Steam does with the two games as they're already bundled on Steam for $17.77US

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  Jack D Price on 22/12/2014 - 15:56

  Wait for Steam…. I don't know of anyone who want their primary game collection on uPlay

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  akaakmdm on 22/12/2014 - 16:24

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  I'm pretty sure the steam version unfortunately also requires uPlay (IIRC it requires you to have steam AND uPlay running making it even worse).

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    Kozhutki on 22/12/2014 - 16:41

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    Yep it does. Warning: This title uses 3rd party DRM (Ubisoft Uplay)

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    Miami Mall Alien on 22/12/2014 - 17:29

    That's the case for almost all Ubisoft games now. Even if they're Steam compatible, they will require Uplay to run as well.

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      Kozhutki on 22/12/2014 - 18:10

      I don't like having all these extra clients, but I really do like that your achievements on uPlay hold some value, even if they're just a currency for DLC or other things. Steam really needs to make the achievements a lot more worth while, as it stands they're just another pointless feature Steam has along with Steam Music…

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        Miami Mall Alien on 22/12/2014 - 19:03

        Even worse… Steam Trading Cards. Utterly pointless.

        I agree Uplay points are actually useful but I'm not one for the whole stat-wh*ring/achievement/unlocks/perks/levelling BS. That entire paradigm to me, feels like you're only actually playing a demo of the game you payed for until you get to 50% completion or accumulate enough XP, whereupon you actually have access to all the functionality and capability you should have had from the get-go. It's not a case of "grow", "expand" or "broaden" as you play; it's essentially: half the game's fun is off-limits to you until you jump through a set of arbitrary hoops the game devs want you to jump through.

        As for DLC, don't get me started on "Didn't Launch Content".

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        Kozhutki on 23/12/2014 - 01:38

        @Amar89: I was going to include the Trading Cards but I figured since you can make some credit off of it it's beneficial (at least a little).

        I was all for achievements until I played AC: Black Flag. I got way ahead of myself and started to explore just to get the random scraps in the water. I never got to complete the game because I got completely burnt out from all the exploration. I do like exploring to find artifacts but not when there's over 500 to find for absolutely no benefit, or when they show you where every single one is on the map…