Physical copy

[mix_guy46]

Anyone know if this game is sold physically? Not in a pirated way of course

[Velber]

nope

most total war games are digital now if they werent before

[Eldi]

If you google Total war warhammer 3 dvd, you'll get what you want.
super easy.
Region depending of course.

[Velber]

Originally posted by Eldi:

If you google Total war warhammer 3 dvd, you'll get what you want.
super easy.
Region depending of course.

welp my mistake then

[Decomposed]

Indeed it's sold physically, there is Day 1 version as well with a map of RoC campaign and 4 stickers, 1 for each Chaos god.

[SBA77]

Originally posted by mix_guy46:

Anyone know if this game is sold physically?

Yeah, sadly I don't think that's a really a thing anymore. Physical copies for PC games are very rare these days.

Would be nice if games developers/publishers allowed people to order DRM-Free physical copies directly from them that are made to order, but unfortunately it doesn't seem like anybody there came up with that idea.

[cernodan]

You won't own anything and you'll be happy about it.

[SBA77]

Originally posted by cernodan:

You won't own anything and you'll be happy about it.

Where you when this started 15 years ago?

[Tommytools]

Originally posted by SBA77:

Originally posted by cernodan:

You won't own anything and you'll be happy about it.

Where you when this started 15 years ago?

Every user buys a limited use license, it has never been any different with computer software. You may "own" the physical data carrier, but the software is never your property.

[SBA77]

Originally posted by Tommytools:

Originally posted by SBA77:

Where you when this started 15 years ago?

Every user buys a limited use license, it has never been any different with computer software. You may "own" the physical data carrier, but the software is never your property.

Well I can still use all my physical DVDs still, granted I still have a PC that can run them. (And except for games like Warcraft III where the developers ♥♥♥♥ it up after the fact)

[Tommytools]

Originally posted by SBA77:

Originally posted by Tommytools:

Every user buys a limited use license, it has never been any different with computer software. You may "own" the physical data carrier, but the software is never your property.

Well I can still use all my physical DVDs still, granted I still have a PC that can run them. (And except for games like Warcraft III where the developers ♥♥♥♥ it up after the fact)

And they are well within their right to do so, I don't like it any more than you do, but that is the reality of computer software. :)

[moron from mountains]

I have the unique power of googling and yes it is available. you can even get a special edition with a very nice mouse mat.

[SpeaksTooFast]

Originally posted by Moron from mountains:

I have the unique power of googling and yes it is available. you can even get a special edition with a very nice mouse mat.

My favorite is how the question is answered by the second post, third and fourth post confirm this, then the fifth post ignores everything before it and starts a misinformation train.

[Eldi]

Originally posted by SpeaksTooFast:

Originally posted by Moron from mountains:

I have the unique power of googling and yes it is available. you can even get a special edition with a very nice mouse mat.

My favorite is how the question is answered by the second post, third and fourth post confirm this, then the fifth post ignores everything before it and starts a misinformation train.

Most amazing thing for me, people are so incapable of doing any kind of research themselves.

In the future, maybe people will ask questions and noboby will know the answer as nobody is bothered to look.

[Funky Monk]

Originally posted by cernodan:

You won't own anything and you'll be happy about it.

Considering the reactions towards Ubisoft's CEO, I highly doubt anyone will be happy

[Foxrun]

I kind of miss the big bulky box collection I had going with Stalker, Supcom, and the Dawn of War series (before the sequel).