PC Digital Download Bundle: Deus Ex: Human Revolution Augmented Edition w/ DLC + Just Cause + Just Cause 2 + Hitman Blood Money + The Last Remnant + Quantum Conundrum + Supreme Com

Quote from xxxHolic : Why don't you tell us the secret?

Basically you have to fight enemies a lot stronger than you do. It's basically those battles that you begin with your morale at a huge disadvantage. This way you gain attributes faster than levels and thus will not be overrun by later bosses.

It has been a few years since I beat the game, but I think I grind when I was like Lv. 50 and grinded to Lv. 75, finished the Fallen (the most ridiculous boss in the game) and the final boss fight was a breeze.

It is not necessarily the case the higher levels the better. I think Lv. 75 to Lv. 80 is the peak until when you gain more attributes than levels, which explains why some folks have trouble beating the game even at Lv. 160 or something like that.

Fantastic deal, wish I didn't have most of these games but I'll still get it for Quantum Conundrum. Hope Just Cause 1 is a steam key too.

Just Cause 2 and Deus Ex alone make it worth it if you happen not to have those.

Missing Link DLC for Deus Ex HR as well?!

In any event, if this whole bunlde is truly $10, this is a great buy.

Thanks to Tony and OP.

How do you find out about these deals ahead of time? I LOVE THESE DEALS! Rep'd! :-)

I'm going to get this bundle mainly because of Just Cause 2. Seems like Duex Ex is the next best game, but I already have that, so what's the next best games in the list?

Quote from nico07 : My thoughts exactly. I'd like Last Remnant, but not willing to rebuy everything else to get it. Nice deal for someone with some free time on their hands.

That's the lowest price I've seen for Last Remnant, so it's worth it for that alone, and you could give away / sell everything else.

Quote from nickle : I'm going to get this bundle mainly because of Just Cause 2. Seems like Duex Ex is the next best game, but I already have that, so what's the next best games in the list?

That depends on your preference. The Last Remnant is JRPG, Supreme Commander 2 is RTS, Quantum Conundrum is puzzle / adventure-ish, Hitman is stealth.

Honestly, everything besides Just Cause 1 and The Last Remnant is rather good, and I found The Last Remnant to be really fun regardless and worth the $10 alone.

Quote from wangcho78 : I used to like griding when I was 10 yr old.... now I just use hack to get unlimited money. I just make sure I don't go over board to ruin the game like unlimited items/experience.

Yeah, I'm happy to leave grinding to 20 years ago.

That said, I've heard that The Last Remnant does not require grinding, and actually gets harder the more you grind. Thus, if you avoid grinding, and maybe even avoid some of the optional battles, you'll have a faster, easier, more enjoyable time of it.

Quote from stimepy : Looks like The Last Remnant uses GFW (Games for Windows). Can anyone verify? Reason I ask is because I've wasted so far $10 on 2 GFW games that I gave up trying to play(GTA 4 and Bioshock 2). Obviously not cause they were bad games, I just couldn't get them to work, without jumping through fire filled hoops. With that possible exception, this deal looks like a good deal.

The Last Remnant does not use Games for Windows LIVE (GFWL).

GFW merely means that the game has passed Microsoft's certification - meaning it will work on Vista / 7, it will automatically detect when you use the Xbox 360 controller and the keybinds will update correctly, etc. Most GFW games do not use GFWL

GFWL means that the game is tied into the Xbox achievements and uses Microsoft's DRM. These are the games that give you trouble.

Also, an Xbox 360 controller is practically required for The Last Remnant. The game is a joy to play with the Xbox 360 controller, and a pain to play with the keyboard or some other controller.

I'm guessing people don't know about the JC2 multiplayer beta that's been going on and off for the past few months. as if one Rico tethering planes together wasn't enough, having eight of them is a riot.

Quote from timobkg : That's the lowest price I've seen for Last Remnant, so it's worth it for that alone, and you could give away / sell everything else.

It's a great deal, but Last Remnant has actually gone for $3.

http://slickdeals.net/permadeal/7...c-download

I'll consider this deal though as I also don't have Quantum Conundrum.

Quote from timobkg : The Last Remnant does not use Games for Windows LIVE (GFWL). GFW merely means that the game has passed Microsoft's certification - meaning it will work on Vista / 7, it will automatically detect when you use the Xbox 360 controller and the keybinds will update correctly, etc. Most GFW games do not use GFWL GFWL means that the game is tied into the Xbox achievements and uses Microsoft's DRM. These are the games that give you trouble.

I would agree with you and add that GFWL uses PC based cloud save files. I have Batman Arkham Asylum on Steam that uses GFWL and when I recently replaced my HDD with a SSD. Even though I copied all of what looked to be the games save files in C:\Users\(my account)\my documents\ directory for Arkham Asylum the save files were invalid. In reading up on this Microsoft's service registers the save to one Windows installation and should you change your drive or reinstall Windows, you are out of luck. For this reason I prefer games without GFWL. You would think that Microsoft would be smarter about save files and tie them to your account so that the typical computer upgrade doesn't mean gaming disaster. Way to go Microsoft thinking we will use the same Windows installation forever.

Quote from Tvac897 : This is not accurate, if you already own the game when you buy in a bundle you don't get giftable copies. https://support.steampowered.com/...-TPJL-2656

There is a way around this however, when a bundle on steam comes up which contains games you already own simply purchases it as a gift on steam and add the gifts to your inventory, it should add all of the games separately to your account's inventory which can then be gifted to whoever you want and ones for yourself simply opened and added to your owned games.

The caveat of this is that Bundles from websites (HumbleBundle for example) don't offer this ability as they use Bundled Keys to add them to your account and that option isn't given.

Amazon however at this time uses a different system for their Digital Game Library w/Bundles in that all games are added separately to your account as activation of the game keys doesn't always go through the same service. A bundle may happen to go through Steam, Origin, and/or GFWL so they separate the keys allowing you to give the duplicates to friends or family (although this wasn't the idea).

can all or some of them be steam activated?