The key is from March 2017 Humble Monthly
It should be valid (is from my own purchase) but I will need to delete the GA if this proves to not be the case.
I'm not aware of any region locks.
Not so sure. Diablo IV and Crysis 3 Remaster make this month bundle. On the other hand in meantime Amazon gave away TW: Warhammer I-III. Epic version but you play game, not launcher.
Oh yeaaaaah, I guess everyone else got Diablo... idk, for someone who has very few AAA games from recent years (I play indie games, not cutscenes), getting dupes for the headline game two months in a row is actually a fairly impressive coincidence.
I don't know how people do it-- it's been x months since I had a headliner game I was interested in, then again, I don't really sub for the headliners
Got it on Xbox, not so impressed to buy it on PC util Humble, given the fact I'm extremaly angry Diablo II Resurrected require paid, active game pass just to crossprogress PC <-> XBOX. Now 13€ is IMHO good price for these 2 main titles and handful of indies. So far not interested in them so much to buy separately, plus owning all Crysis non remastered titles @EA App. And base DIV is good start to buy Lord of Hatred on sale in time, despite Blizzard's dick move to paywall most new mechanics.
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If you play indies just don't buy AAA games if you don't play them. You'll be satisfied with HB as I'm and money saved for even more indies. Win-win scenario.
Totally agree... I had VoH on XB too, and I'm kinda frustrated with Blizzard they didn't make an upgrade path... sure, I used Rewards for both purchases so far, but it was still $120 of Rewards points-- they can't offer me a fifteen or twenty dollar upgrade? oh well.
I really need to play D2 Resurrected... I've had it for the longest time, but D2 was such a weird and pivotal game in my life-- it inspired me to put down gaming for almost two decades after I rolled credits.
That AAA approach though, that's what I generally do. I'll pick up mostly Assassins Creed games when they're cheap, Nintendo games I want to play, and of course, any time Blizzard puts out a mainline entry for WC, SC, or Diablo-- for anything else, I'd probably prefer a decent indie or even a really leftfield one to the kind of stuff that prints money for Activision or EA or what have you
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...March 2017 was better than this month.
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Not so sure. Diablo IV and Crysis 3 Remaster make this month bundle. On the other hand in meantime Amazon gave away TW: Warhammer I-III. Epic version but you play game, not launcher.
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Oh yeaaaaah, I guess everyone else got Diablo... idk, for someone who has very few AAA games from recent years (I play indie games, not cutscenes), getting dupes for the headline game two months in a row is actually a fairly impressive coincidence.
I don't know how people do it-- it's been x months since I had a headliner game I was interested in, then again, I don't really sub for the headliners
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Got it on Xbox, not so impressed to buy it on PC util Humble, given the fact I'm extremaly angry Diablo II Resurrected require paid, active game pass just to crossprogress PC <-> XBOX. Now 13€ is IMHO good price for these 2 main titles and handful of indies. So far not interested in them so much to buy separately, plus owning all Crysis non remastered titles @EA App. And base DIV is good start to buy Lord of Hatred on sale in time, despite Blizzard's dick move to paywall most new mechanics.
P.S.
If you play indies just don't buy AAA games if you don't play them. You'll be satisfied with HB as I'm and money saved for even more indies. Win-win scenario.
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Totally agree... I had VoH on XB too, and I'm kinda frustrated with Blizzard they didn't make an upgrade path... sure, I used Rewards for both purchases so far, but it was still $120 of Rewards points-- they can't offer me a fifteen or twenty dollar upgrade? oh well.
I really need to play D2 Resurrected... I've had it for the longest time, but D2 was such a weird and pivotal game in my life-- it inspired me to put down gaming for almost two decades after I rolled credits.
That AAA approach though, that's what I generally do. I'll pick up mostly Assassins Creed games when they're cheap, Nintendo games I want to play, and of course, any time Blizzard puts out a mainline entry for WC, SC, or Diablo-- for anything else, I'd probably prefer a decent indie or even a really leftfield one to the kind of stuff that prints money for Activision or EA or what have you
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Thanks :)
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