Of course :smiley: Each to their own.

But, in the time it took me to reply to your comment 2 minutes ago, I had been on Facebook, grabbed their code, signed into their website and took my transaction to PayPal, where no additional fees were present :smiley:



Oh, and uploaded an image to show my £1.24 saving :smirk:

FYI, Civ VI has just been announced. The price for Civ 5 (and DLC) can only fall now.

FYI, Civ VI has just been announced. The price for Civ 5 (and DLC) can only fall now.

It's currently £7.50 at CDKeys (using that Facebook 5% code) and has dropped as low as the £6 mark.

By the time you get through paypal fee addons (they all seem to do it) probably end up only slightly cheaper, I'd buy it straight through steam, less hassle (refund if your not satisified, p.s you're a fool if you don't)

Of course :smiley: Each to their own.

But, in the time it took me to reply to your comment 2 minutes ago, I had been on Facebook, grabbed their code, signed into their website and took my transaction to PayPal, where no additional fees were present :smiley:



Oh, and uploaded an image to show my £1.24 saving :smirk:

Good for people with Steam credit I guess? But yeah, CDKeys is cheaper.

Buzz is on point once again :stuck_out_tongue:

I usually use Kinguin, will have to nose on there first, seems the first one I seen with an upfront price. Cheers

​The time it took you to reply to the comment included the time it took to do all those other tasks, unless you truly multitasked and did both in parallel on two computers using one arm for each - which would still likely not be as fast as doing one task with both arms :wink:

I got mine from green man gaming for £7, but that was a couple of months ago. £8.74 is still a good price.