It's easier than downloading and installing all of those games on a non-gaming PC. And this is America. If you're not exploiting something, you're not being American.
More or less the same here. I was a achievemable whore back when I was a console peasant, so it translated kind of nicely with this program.
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Because life's not fair. Why do good things happen to bad people?
Then we'd be living in a utopian fantasy.
Honestly, with bans being handed out for a while now, I think hoarding piratefire bux is one of those poor life choices.Considering what the program's turned into, I wouldn't have minded a ban so much if I had gotten to spend the credit I had + all the credit I had earned, but not tracked up until this point. I'd have been happy with that, just getting all the credit I had worked for.
Someone got banned in the past and unbanned (not here), so mistakes and misunderstandings do happen. They can repeal the ban, though the odds of them doing so are questionable.Surprise surprise, my ban reason request ticket has already been responded to. Amazing how quickly they answer tickets that don't involve giving people money.
Basically, they gave the usual about unusual activity and the account getting flagged. Gonna ask for the specific game(s) so maybe I can offer some sort of proof to the contrary.
A point of note is they said this:
If you do not agree with this policy then please feel free to contact us again however it is unlikely the decision will be overturned.
If it's unlikely then why suggest it? What circumstances would allow you to break ToS?
Considering Bobby's the only legit (I think) user who has gotten banned so far, eh. I've had fun with most of my Playfiring and I've racked up upwards of $75 of credit. To each his own.
Part of the problem is I've had to file two tickets so far for batches of missing credit since I started using Playfire in April. Each time I filed, they ended up giving me a sizeable amount (somewhere around $40 each).
I thought you lived in Canada. Or is that the other hot Asian chick who posts here all the time?It's easier than downloading and installing all of those games on a non-gaming PC. And this is America. If you're not exploiting something, you're not being American.
capsule client is the best clientGMG has deals on City Interactive games including the Sniper series
Sniper - Art of Victory $1.24
Sniper - Ghost Warrior $1.99
Sniper - Ghost Warrior 2 (is much cheaper in the BS Vendetta bundle)
Sniper - Ghost Warrior 2 Siberian Strike DLC $2.49
Dogfight 1942 $2.49 ($3.99 complete)
Combat Wings Battle of Britain $1.24
All these are on Steam
They have a bunch of other games that require the Capsule client too.
Those deals are making me wish I still had my credit.GMG has deals on City Interactive games including the Sniper series
Sniper - Art of Victory $1.24
Sniper - Ghost Warrior $1.99
Sniper - Ghost Warrior 2 (is much cheaper in the BS Vendetta bundle)
Sniper - Ghost Warrior 2 Siberian Strike DLC $2.49
Dogfight 1942 $2.49 ($3.99 complete)
Combat Wings Battle of Britain $1.24
All these are on Steam
They have a bunch of other games that require the Capsule client too.
(But they're crap deals. What were you gonna spend your credit on?Those deals are making me wish I still had my credit.
Again, thanks for the guides -- I managed to get them all in a couple of hours. Most of that time was figuring out how to play CK2 (though I did find myself just playing a bit beyond meeting the requirements in some scenarios) and use its hyper-busy UI.
This happened to me too, also in Venice. Took several attempts (probably the best part of an hour or so) to pop the achievement but I felt kinda proud when I did.
My comment wasn't about whether or not the games had achievements, but if Playfire was now tracking them, which they are not to the best of my knowledge. That is, I could find no place to link Origin accounts and no mention of Origin rewards.
That's how I read that at first glance. I was a little disappointed upon reading it correctly.
Do you think the Germans are in hiding in Brazil....like its 1948
Twas like Julio Ceasar wasn't even on the pitch today, so figured why even have him in the picture.
Though in all seriousness I feel terrible for how the Brazilians went out, that gotta hurt. But, I'm happy that Germany won
Yeah. It's second chapter, only first one was free. It also had quite easy rewards when it was released.I thought I had Deponia and Reversion. Go to fire them up for bux and.... not there. Apparently the backlog is now taxing the limits of my retention. Oh well.
Check your email for this key if you bought the Blurred Shapes bundle from LazyGuysStudio. They just sent it out yesterday.
Deponia: The Complete Journey Unlock achievement Teamwork! £ 0.60
Good stuff. If anyone still needs to unlock - Devil Inside , Outfoxing Death or Were You Using That? - can unlock them by using the mul tiplayer option. Thread here. It's much easier since you can have complete control over both armies. Just make sure to choose Multiplayer > Skulls on the Couch > Deathmatch/ 2 Armies/ Unlimited Time/ Atleast 100 Rice > When selecting color of army choose "Add Hot Seat Player", which will give you control of both armies.I don't believe anyone has talked much about the Skulls of the Shogan rewards, but i figure I'd post a bit about them in case anyone wanted some tips:
Devil Inside
You will likely get this just playing through the game, as all it requires you to do is turn your general into a demon by eating three enemy skulls. You can do this as early as the first level.
Were you using that?
Another one you should get just by playing, this requires you to haunt an enemies fox shrine, which you can do during the first level after you pass the first gate. Just let them haunt a shrine then go over and take it.
Outfoxing Death
You'll need to first haunt a fox shrine, and then turn that fox into a demon by eating three enemy skulls, after which you unlock the ability to revive fallen teammates. Just walk over to a friendly unit's skull and you can revive them using 100 rice (so make sure you don't spend it all first). It sounds a bit more complicated than it is, as unless the enemy is aggressively eating your skulls you should have enough leeway to get over to one and revive it.
Web Master
You just need to win an online match to get this one, which is super easy if you have a friend to play with who can just let you walk up and kill your general. Otherwise you'll just have to be good enough at the game to win legit, though I don't know how many people are actually playing online. I'm happy to help people get it, so if you've already got me added on Steam send me a message and I'll help you out (does not apply to lurkers).
The Bone Collector
This is unlocked by earning 15 golden skulls in levels, which you get by completing special objectives (of which you can do 3 per level). There's no real strategy for this as each level has unique challenges, but I would just recommend going for one or two per level instead of all three, as some are really difficult if you're trying to get them together and others actually force you to replay a level multiple times to unlock them. There are 75 or so skulls total in the game though, so even if you only get 1-2 per level it shouldn't be too hard to get 15 eventually.
Hopefully this helps someone, though the achievements are mostly self explanatory. Either way I'm glad I took the time to check the game out again, as I'm actually enjoying it a lot more than when I first tried it and will definitely be playing more of it.
Sucks to hear that dude. Looks like there's some asshole who gets off on false accusations. I'll exhaust my credit as soon as I can!So I got a reply from Playfire this morning.
Best of luck to the rest of you, try and spend your credit at the earliest possible instance and be careful, you never know who's watching.
It's crappy they won't point to any particular rewards that they think prove their point so you can defend yourself. Especially if they "reviewed" it.So I got a reply from Playfire this morning.
Basically, they ignored the whole "What activity was deemed suspicious?" question and said two things.
1) That they came to this decision by manually investigating my account after a user report
2) That they reviewed it again and were standing by their initial decision.
And thus ends Bobby's Playfire Adventure.
It was a decent run. Honestly, with the transformation in the program, I wouldn't be that upset over being banned if I had been able to cash out my previously earned credit. So I'll just have to cope with losing out on a decent amount of pierat bux.
Best of luck to the rest of you, try and spend your credit at the earliest possible instance and be careful, you never know who's watching.
Sorry to hear. I still think they're making a huge mistake doing stuff like this. So since your appeal didn't work out -- do you care to say if you were actually doing something?So I got a reply from Playfire this morning.
Basically, they ignored the whole "What activity was deemed suspicious?" question and said two things.
1) That they came to this decision by manually investigating my account after a user report
2) That they reviewed it again and were standing by their initial decision.
And thus ends Bobby's Playfire Adventure.
It was a decent run. Honestly, with the transformation in the program, I wouldn't be that upset over being banned if I had been able to cash out my previously earned credit. So I'll just have to cope with losing out on a decent amount of pierat bux.
Best of luck to the rest of you, try and spend your credit at the earliest possible instance and be careful, you never know who's watching.
Sorry to hear that Bobby. Injustice over all the places.So I got a reply from Playfire this morning.
Basically, they ignored the whole "What activity was deemed suspicious?" question and said two things.
1) That they came to this decision by manually investigating my account after a user report
2) That they reviewed it again and were standing by their initial decision.
And thus ends Bobby's Playfire Adventure.
It was a decent run. Honestly, with the transformation in the program, I wouldn't be that upset over being banned if I had been able to cash out my previously earned credit. So I'll just have to cope with losing out on a decent amount of pierat bux.
Best of luck to the rest of you, try and spend your credit at the earliest possible instance and be careful, you never know who's watching.
So you got reported, go figure. Your first mistake is making your steam profile known and friending anyone here.
I imagine whoever has done the reporting simply opened the list of people following this thread and reported all of them whether they ever talked about or used SAM.
