If you haven't played the first Company of Heroes and live in the UK pick up the next issue of PC Gamer, which comes with a free copy of the game. -CVG_UK
The first part remains one of my favourite strategy/tactical games; cant wait for this one, especaily as this would be something new instead of the same old British/American forces.
I'm goimng to re install coh opposing forses.
I have the cd but can't find the manual with the cd key on?
Is there a way to retieve it so i can get online again as i have the genuine copy of the game just forgotten the product serial key?
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I'm goimng to re install coh opposing forses.
I have the cd but can't find the manual with the cd key on?
Is there a way to retieve it so i can get online again as i have the genuine copy of the game just forgotten the product serial key?
you wont be able to retrieve. pm me, if you want a free key...not sure if it will work though..
I'm goimng to re install coh opposing forses.
I have the cd but can't find the manual with the cd key on?
Is there a way to retieve it so i can get online again as i have the genuine copy of the game just forgotten the product serial key?
It's like a text book example of advantages of digital distribution
You'd have to contact support if you want to get a key through the official channels. Back in the old days I seem to recall people sending pictures of their game CDs, boxes or whatever else. Not sure if it still works this way. They might be more lenient in case of an older game like that though
"Danny Bilson, Executive Vice President of Core Games commented, "We are excited to announce a sequel to one of THQ's best loved properties. Company of Heroes 2 will deliver an amazing strategy experience along with a strong post-launch digital content plan that enhances and expands the product's lifecycle."
Game over man, game over
boundle (thoughts on cracking AITD) wrote:
i guess thouth if without a legit key the installation was rolling back we are all fucking then
About that Bilson, it's all derp pr stuff after all, I doubt that guy knows anything about game development and such. The important thing is that the sequel stays true to the original (and from the first details I think we're on the right way).
Though...
besthijacker wrote:
I don't like those three words "digital content plan"
About that Bilson, it's all derp pr stuff after all, I doubt that guy knows anything about game development and such. The important thing is that the sequel stays true to the original (and from the first details I think we're on the right way).
Though...
besthijacker wrote:
I don't like those three words "digital content plan"
tonnes of dlcs incoming
Pero que tío guarro que eres, ixi!
Just wait for another spanish THQ store price cut with a 50% price cut stacked on top of the first one and buy the game + season pass for 15€, just like Saints Row 3
boundle (thoughts on cracking AITD) wrote:
i guess thouth if without a legit key the installation was rolling back we are all fucking then
Well I don't care what some suit from THQ says to raise their stock price, but I do have faith in Relic. They haven't disappointed me yet with any of their strategy titles. Even DoW 2 was decent.
It wasn’t all talk though – there was a good solid twenty minute gameplay demo to be seen as well. Since it was early code and we were watching it on a big screen as opposed to watching the ‘driver’ himself, it was hard to get a solid feel for what Company of Heroes 2 is going to be like, but so far it’s looking like more of the same – only better.
Too few franchises are content with just sticking with what they know and improving on that, so it’s good to see Relic staying true to what the last game was like. The visual improvements are really noticeable, and really impressive, and the action is classic Company of Heroes.
The most obvious and interesting change is the inclusion of ‘True sight’. Instead of the entire potential line of sight being open to you, you can only see what anyone actually in that situation would be able to see. No more magically seeing what’s behind trees, or on the other side of that building.
So are we going to see Italian, Romanian, Hungarian, and Slovakian troops? Because they were a part of Operation Barbarossa - the invasion of the Soviet Union.
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The important thing is that the sequel stays true to the original (and from the first details I think we're on the right way).
