Oh I know they aren't always space saving but that's why I want to take my time over the coming years to find the right one for me that will save me space.

The Evil Wihin €8.99 or with Season Pass €15.99... is the DLC worth the additional charge? Can't decide :(

A quick look at the Steam forums shows some people having problems with the DLCs/Season Pass, but people seem to enjoy them and says good things about them.

I'd check if the problems have been solved, and if the answer is yes, then I would get them. After all, if you're going to get the game, get the full package.

@zero: Thanks for the trade offer! But I only need the nº 11 card, so I've send you a counteroffer.

The news:

1-Mods

• Grand Theft Auto V Looks Glorious Thanks To This Unreleased Reshade Mod http://www.dsogaming.com/screenshot-news/grand-theft-auto-v-looks-glorious-thanks-to-this-unreleased-reshade-mod/

• Witcher 3 mod lets you play as Triss, Yennifer, Ciri, or Shani http://www.pcgamer.com/witcher-3-mod-lets-you-play-as-triss-yennifer-ciri-or-shani/

2-Gaming News

RAVEN’S CRY DEVELOPER ON SLI & PERFORMANCE: “ANYTHING ABOVE 30FPS DOES NOT MATTER FOR THE GAMING EXPERIENCE”

http://www.dsogaming.com/news/ravens-cry-developer-on-sli-performance-anything-above-30fps-does-not-matter-for-the-gaming-experience/

Vendetta – Curse of Raven’s Cry – formerly known as Raven’s Cry – appears to be lacking SLI support and from the looks of it, there won’t be any in the foreseeable future. And according to one of its developers, anything above 30 FPS does not matter for the gaming experience.

>> I don't see a bright future for that studio.

HELP TEST THIMBLEWEED PARK'S VOICEMAIL PUZZLE

http://www.pcgamer.com/help-test-thimbleweed-parks-voicemail-puzzle/

Ron Gilbert says that puzzles will be the focus of his retro adventure game Thimbleweed Park, and it turns out that one of those puzzles involves a phone and a bunch of answerphone messages. Thanks to a comment on Kickstarter, you can soon leave Gilbert a voice recording that could show up in the game, presumably as a fun easter egg when players get the puzzle wrong.

XCOM'S LONG WAR MODDERS ANNOUNCE NEW STUDIO AND GAME

http://www.pcgamer.com/xcoms-long-war-modders-announce-new-studio-and-game/

The makers of popular XCOM mod The Long War (you can read Chris' take on that here) have formed a development studio. It's named, pretty cannily, Long War Studios, and its first game is a strategy title where you have to defend Earth during an alien invasion.

FALLOUT 4 PLAYER COMPLETES THE GAME WITHOUT KILLING ANYTHING

http://www.pcgamer.com/fallout-4-player-completes-the-game-without-killing-anything/

Remember when Todd Howard said that Fallout 4 would give players the option to take a less-violent approach to life in the wasteland? Not entirely without bloodshed, of course, but one in which “you can avoid [killing] a lot?” He wasn't kidding, but it turns out that he wasn't entirely correct, either. As Kyle Hinckley demonstrates over a 37-part YouTube series, it is possible to get through the entire game—on Survival mode, no less—without snuffing out a single, precious life.

Man I still haven't bought anything for myself since Xmas eve, Steam sales this year have really sucked for me =/.

So far I've started watching that dude playing Fallout 4 on a pacifist run, makes me wish Beth and other devs would put more focus on pacifism routes into their games.

Also jeeeeeesus that reshade mod o3o, I wouldn't mind sporting an ENB if they were simple and easy to use.

I've only bought Saints Row: Gat out of Hell and Tomb Raider, and got Dragon's Lair from my Secret Santa. I'm thinking about getting Endless Space, but we'll see what I end up doing.

Yeah, I wouldn't call these Sales exciting. Let's hope the no flash/daily sales experiment fails and we get them again the next time.

I'm not into the 4x type strat games but if it's your jam then I say go for it =D.

I do hope Valve see this as an error and sort this out before Summer sales nextyear because I feel flash and daily sales really make Steam sales what they are, also some devs need to stop skimping out (Looking at Activision, Bethesda, devs that only knock off 25%).

I'm not much into 4x games myself, but the game attracts me for some unknown reason :-/.

And yes, there are some devs and game prices that baffles me. How can the Call of Duty games still be so expensive? Not that I'm interested in them (only Modern Warfare, but not enough to play 10 € for it), but it's weird on a franchise that relies so much on multiplayer and that sees its players jumping every year into the latest entry.

Another thing that I've seen and I don't understand is Ubisoft. All the AC games are discounted (even Syndicate has a 40% off!), but Black Flag is full price. Or the Anno series where the only game on sale is 1404. I understand leaving 2205 out because it's new, but why 2070 is also full price?

I think Activision is like that since they've always been very money grubbing with their practices for years, I mean they are probably the last of the big pubs out there to lower their prices and even then they feel they don't need to because they rely heavily on their brand image and due to that they think it'll still sell even if they shave so much as 10% off. When you have people like Bobby at the helm you can expect nothing but high prices and spammed titles.

Last COD game I was ever into was BLOPS and that was way back in 2010 and since we're enaring the end of 2015 that was 5 years ago which in gaming years was a long time back and there have been a load of COD titles since then that failed to pull me back, though the latest BLOPS was so close to pulling me in (having the original Nazi zombie squad) but fucked it up with the PC port (even though it's fixed to some degree the damage has been done).

Same with the AC series, last good one I played was II and even then I tried playing III but it bored me faster than anything and I haven't played another one since, I know how all the latest ones work and all so I can say none of them draw me in like the first two once had.

I think in the end the biggest of pubs feel they don't need to tone down their prices but in the end it'll only hurt their image more, why should I buy their game which is the millionth sequel to an already done franchise when I could support an indie dev or company who makes unique games but also knows how to grab you via price toning?.

My last CoD was CoD 3... scrap that, I got World at War as a gift. I didn't enjoy them much and I haven't tried one settled in the current or future events. That's why I'm mild interested in Modern Warfare.

In Assassins Creed, I played and enjoyed all of them until AC 3 (maybe I have something against the sequels named 3?), which bored me to death with an uninspiring character and dull cities/environments. Going from the beautifull cities of Italy to the "settlements" of the US was a let down . After that, I haven't played another AC game.