What is the difference between GOTY edition and this one?

[[N]*]

I am highly interested in this game, but I don't know what does the GOTY edition contain. Is there any difference between those two?

https://www.bundlestars.com/en/bundle/middle-earth-shadow-of-mordor-bundle

[JaxTek]

Well... it says 18 DLC. The Steam store page shows 20 DLC, 18 paid and 2 free.
Looks the same.

[nrmorell]

I was wondering about this too. On the steam page for the GOTYE, it lists some DLCs that are not listed on the bundlestars page (Test of the wild, the Bright Lord skin, One with Nature rune, etc).

I'm curious if those not listed on the bundlestars page come packaged with something else (For example, does the Bright Lord skin pack come with the Bright Lord story pack?).

Anyways, game looks pretty cool, and I'm considering buying it whenever I'll actually have time to play it. Whether that'll be through bundlestars, or just waiting for a steam sale, I don't know yet.

[nrmorell]

I wanted to give an update, and also to push this thread above all the 111 spam. I did a bit of research (Google), and to answer my own question, the DLCs that are listed on the GOYTE page but not bundlestars are included in other DLC packs.

For example, the Bright Lord skin is included in the Bright Lord DLC pack, One with Nature Rune comes with the Power of Shadow pack (free btw), and Test of the Wild comes with the Lord of the Hunt pack.

I myself am still going to hold off on buying from bundlestars due to RL stuff and not having a lot of game time lately, but for anyone looking to buy SOM, bundlestars seems to be a complete pack. Have fun!

[Ninjaclan25]

Nrmorell before you buy consider that the sequel comes out in 3 weeks if you only have limited cash to spend on one of them.

[nrmorell]

Originally posted by Ninjaclan25:

Nrmorell before you buy consider that the sequel comes out in 3 weeks if you only have limited cash to spend on one of them.

Cash isn't really a problem for me. It's time.

Between balancing school, girlfriend, and social, I only have like one night a week available to game.

Anyways, thanks for the heads up. I appreciate it. I'd also rather start with SOM. If I enjoy SOM (it looks like a good game) maybe I'll move on to SOW once I'm done playing the first game. :)

[fortnite gamer]

Originally posted by nrmorell:

Originally posted by Ninjaclan25:

Nrmorell before you buy consider that the sequel comes out in 3 weeks if you only have limited cash to spend on one of them.

Cash isn't really a problem for me. It's time.

Between balancing school, girlfriend, and social, I only have like one night a week available to game.

Anyways, thanks for the heads up. I appreciate it. I'd also rather start with SOM. If I enjoy SOM (it looks like a good game) maybe I'll move on to SOW once I'm done playing the first game. :)

Yeah its hard to balance with schoolwork and stuff

[nrmorell]

Originally posted by KingAliz:

Originally posted by nrmorell:

Cash isn't really a problem for me. It's time.

Between balancing school, girlfriend, and social, I only have like one night a week available to game.

Anyways, thanks for the heads up. I appreciate it. I'd also rather start with SOM. If I enjoy SOM (it looks like a good game) maybe I'll move on to SOW once I'm done playing the first game. :)

Yeah its hard to balance with schoolwork and stuff

Yup, definitely. I was considering purchasing it in the latest Humble Bundle, but backed away from it since I'm having quite a bit of fun playing Oblivion-a game I haven't played in years (I have more time played than the 7 hours currently on my profile)-currently whenever I find time, and I really don't like stockpiling games.

Unless I can get it for like a dollar, or free (people with extra Humble Bundle keys, I'm looking at you with puppy dog eyes), I'll probably hold off for now.

My guess is that when SOW is released in October, they'll probably have a Steam sale on SOM. Maybe I'll be done with Oblivion by then, and if I'm not, I'll be fine with waiting until the fall/winter sales to pick it up.