Powered by the Essence Engine 3.0, the Company of Heroes 2 series feature some unique mechanics rewarding thoughtful players. From the TrueSight™ system that emulates the units’ line of sight to the cover-system that encourages clever unit placement – not to mention the combined arms approach and the hard and soft counters gameplay that will make you think twice before trying to destroy a tank with a simple squad of riflemen – each game presents players with an uninterrupted stream of meaningful tactical choices that can turn the tide of war.
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nathan3007
13 Sep 16#1
Master Collection(CoH 2 - The Western Front Armies: Oberkommando West, CoH 2 - The Western Front Armies: US Forces, Company of Heroes 2, Company of Heroes 2 - Ardennes Assault, Company of Heroes 2 - Case Blue Mission Pack, Company of Heroes 2 - Southern Fronts Mission Pack, Company of Heroes 2 - The British Forces, Company of Heroes 2 - Victory at Stalingrad Mission Pack)-£10.74
Franchise Edition(CoH 2 - The Western Front Armies: Oberkommando West, CoH 2 - The Western Front Armies: US Forces, Company of Heroes, Company of Heroes 2, Company of Heroes 2 - Case Blue Mission Pack, Company of Heroes 2 - Southern Fronts Mission Pack, Company of Heroes 2 - Victory at Stalingrad Mission Pack, Company of Heroes: Opposing Fronts, Company of Heroes: Tales of Valor)-£16.74
The British Forces DLC-£2.49
All DLC for CoH 2-£4.22
Icedream
13 Sep 16#2
Looks like same prices as the gamesplanet deal posted yesterday.
nathan3007 to Icedream
13 Sep 161#3
They are, but I'm sure its easier to buy the game in steam?
reddragon105
14 Sep 16#4
Also it means your review will count :man:
MBeeching
14 Sep 16#5
So submitting a review using a Steam activated key does not apply weight to the overall rating?
Is that a new thing?
BuzzDuraband
14 Sep 161#6
It's an option to filter by, they are seperated by Steam purchase and key activation...
Steam have had a revamp on their review process recently.
reddragon105
14 Sep 161#7
Yeah, as of yesterday.
Even though you can switch the filter between Steam purchases and key activations at the bottom, reviews from key activation purchases are no longer taken into account for the game's overall score, which has affect the Negative/Mixed/Positive rating at the top for some games.
Apparently it's to stop developers tampering with reviews by giving out free keys in exchange for positive reviews, but it also affects people who actually paid for their keys - such as crowd funding supporters, purchases directly from the developer (important to indie devs who can make more money this way, instead of having to give 30% to Valve) and, of course, people like us on HUKD who are all about the Humble Bundles and key deals on third party sites.
seanmorris100
14 Sep 16#8
No one trusts steam reviews... have you read them? 9/10 nothing to do with the game...
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Franchise Edition(CoH 2 - The Western Front Armies: Oberkommando West, CoH 2 - The Western Front Armies: US Forces, Company of Heroes, Company of Heroes 2, Company of Heroes 2 - Case Blue Mission Pack, Company of Heroes 2 - Southern Fronts Mission Pack, Company of Heroes 2 - Victory at Stalingrad Mission Pack, Company of Heroes: Opposing Fronts, Company of Heroes: Tales of Valor)-£16.74
The British Forces DLC-£2.49
All DLC for CoH 2-£4.22
Is that a new thing?
Steam have had a revamp on their review process recently.
Even though you can switch the filter between Steam purchases and key activations at the bottom, reviews from key activation purchases are no longer taken into account for the game's overall score, which has affect the Negative/Mixed/Positive rating at the top for some games.
Apparently it's to stop developers tampering with reviews by giving out free keys in exchange for positive reviews, but it also affects people who actually paid for their keys - such as crowd funding supporters, purchases directly from the developer (important to indie devs who can make more money this way, instead of having to give 30% to Valve) and, of course, people like us on HUKD who are all about the Humble Bundles and key deals on third party sites.