Steam or not Steam

[Lindi]

Hi,

I ask a easy question, this game can go in steam or not, when is release or near?

Because If I can buy in steam I guess that can help for other playeur see people have buy and play many hours in the game.



My question can ask that : wait for buy in steam and play on steam or buy in ageod shop?

[Ace]

Please someone tell me what is the difference if on Steam, or not on Steam?

[ferrenava]

Steam is a platform game, reach more people.

[Kensai]

I definitely want to see this game (and all AGEOD/Slitherine games for that matter) on Steam. The reach of this platform is simply mind-blowing. I came to know AGEOD through Steam, I speak of personal experience.

[Lindi]

Please someone tell me what is the difference if on Steam, or not on Steam?

for each buy on steam the game is more chance to pop first in search in steam... one of difference in steam so is pub for ageod. (not sure but I guess, and your friend liste see about you play when you play in steam)

[leftguard]

Yes, I was introduced to Ageod via Steam also, and would prefer to purchase my games that way if possible. As Civil War 2 was recently made available, I'd expect To End All Wars would do the same.

[Searry]

I definitely want to see this game (and all AGEOD/Slitherine games for that matter) on Steam. The reach of this platform is simply mind-blowing. I came to know AGEOD through Steam, I speak of personal experience.

Same here. I was browsing strategy games at random and came accros RoP. Since then, I've bought a lot of games from AGEOD.

[Fouche]

Yes, by all means have the game lsited on steam. A good way to merchandise products developed by AGEOD.

[jnpoint]

I almost only buy games on steam. And as far as I can see Slitherine/Matrixgames are also using steam now. I can only hope that this game turns out to be good and then I'll buy it on steam

[Pocus]

If you buy it first at Ageod, then it helps us more, and you'll get a Steam redeem key the day it is on Steam, when/if it goes on Steam.

[Kensai]

Pocus, if you can confirm this procedure I will always by directly from AGEOD and then pass it to Steam. I am one of the crazy ones that actually likes Steam, if I can buy the game once (from you directly to help you most!) and then be able to pass it to Steam, it's the best of both worlds.

[jnpoint]

Pocus, if you can confirm this procedure I will always by directly from AGEOD and then pass it to Steam. I am one of the crazy ones that actually likes Steam, if I can buy the game once (from you directly to help you most!) and then be able to pass it to Steam, it's the best of both worlds.

+1

[Pocus]

I got confirmation that this is definitively the plan, so yes, you can buy at Ageod (or Matrix, but I personally prefer Ageod ) and there will the possibility to redeem a Steam key for the game.

[Panama Red]

I would prefer to buy NON-Steam, since Steam is just a modern DRM.

[mariandavid]

Pocus: I bought all my AGEOD games direct but have to get them from Steam from now on. My copy of CW2 failed (you were very helpful but to no avail). Bought it recently from Steam and it works perfectly - my assumption here is because all activity takes place within the Steam folder, whereas the original version saw files of various kinds distributed which accounted for a very rare Dig problem like mine. But rest assured as a new AGEOD appears on Steam I buy!

[Pocus]

Yes, this is a plausible explanation indeed, the location of the game. I'm happy to see you join back the flock, even if on Steam.

[H Gilmer3]

If you put it on Steam, I hope you have achievements.

[Lindi]

I got confirmation that this is definitively the plan, so yes, you can buy at Ageod (or Matrix, but I personally prefer Ageod ) and there will the possibility to redeem a Steam key for the game.

a good new

[H Gilmer3]

I'd be willing to bet it will go to Steam since Civil War 2 did. It will be as good as Civil War 2 or better, so there will be no reason to not have it on Steam, by the Steam people. It will be definitely light years better than most of the stuff you see on Steam so I don't see why they would say no to a new game.

I wonder if anyone knows if the certificate problem with plimus.Europe is fixed? I bought PON 1880 scenario from the Matrix store because my computer rejected the plimus website from this website.

[Pocus]

I do not know about this problem, but then, I'm not part of the team running the webshop. For all these issues, you can always contact [email="support@slitherine.co.uk"]support@slitherine.co.uk[/email]

As for Steam, if a few of you (like Ace, thanks!) can post from time to time in the CW2 Steam forum, that would be great, because most of the players satisfied with the game are silent and the few ones that are not are vocal (as usual)... And this gives the impression that the game is crap whereas we had already good success on Steam for CW2.

The URL is

http://steamcommunity.com/app/306630/discussions/

You can login in your browser with your Steam nickname, no need to launch the Steam app itself. Alternatively you can access it as usual. Thanks for your support

[H Gilmer3]

Thanks Pocus. I'll check with support if I have any issues.

[H Gilmer3]

Ok, just added a few discussions to the Civil War forum. I had never really visited the forums for Civil War because I had not installed the CW2 version. I think they are way off on that "broken tutorial" thing. The absolute only thing different is that in an informational screen for 1 battle, it says "stalemate" instead of "union victory". Everything else worked exactly as it was supposed to do. It's crazy to act like a game should have no bugs. I get CTDs in Oblivion and they have had years and years and a lot of money to fix those.