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Crafted 7 coal and got 50% off Witcher 1 special edition, gee thanks.

Fancy trading it for 50% off Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee? I've already got a coupon for The Witcher 2, so might as well round it off with the first one. :p

Turns out that I've gotten CS:S for having 10 games in my wishlist. Anyone who wants to trade it for a different game?

I might also add to that that I have a 60% off coupon for the King Arthur Franchise. Anyone wanting to trade that as well?

I'm getting nothing but coal and coupons now, every time I craft the coal I only get more coupons. I think I'm done with this now, I don't expect to win the top prizes so I'm out and back to playing and not just for the objectives.

Got some stuff for trade.

Dungeons of Dredmor - Full Game

33% off Valve

25% off valve

50% off New Vegas

50% off FlightControl HD

50% off Supreme commander 2

50% off STALKER Call of Pripyat

50% off Portal 2 (x2)

50% off The Wonderful end of the world

50% off StarRuler

Let me know, thanks.

That sucks, I just crafted 7 coal and got a measly 50% off GTA San Andreas! Who's going to want such an old game? :/

Oh, i'm sure that there's much more of a demand for even a game as old as that than there would be for the rather crappy looking strategy game i got.

Oh, i'm sure that there's much more of a demand for even a game as old as that than there would be for the rather crappy looking strategy game i got.

Do you wanna trade that game for a few vouchers? 50% off Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee, 50% off Dungeons of Dredmor, and 50% off Demolition Inc. I know, they're pretty crappy, but I just wanna get rid of them. :p

Man, call me the coupon king, because that seems to be all I'm getting :laugh:

I have to say, I really don't understand why the coupons all seem to be for games that were already on sale for a higher percentage off in the holiday sale, though. It pretty much makes the coupons worthless unless they're reduced further before March (unlikely). It's a good idea, though.

OK, the Deus Ex voucher code on Green Man Gaming has just been revealed: WINTR-DEUSX-DEALS - It won't go live until midnight GMT though.

Some extra good news about the deal: it applies to the DLC too! :) http://www.greenmangaming.co.uk/promo/deus-ex-and-dlc/ So, you'll be able to get "The Missing Link" DLC for just ?2.99. And you can also get the Explosive Mission Pack for 68p, and the Tactical Enhancement Pack for 40p.

Looks like I'll be going all-out on that deal tomorrow then. :) Well, outside of buying the Augmented Edition, that is. :p

Awesome. I will just wait to see if Steam also offers Deus Ex today. Otherwise, will grab the main game at the very least from your source.

Btw, why aren't you going for the augmented edition? Its priced only a couple of $$ higher than the regular edition.

I dunno if this is apart of the sale, but steam gave me 2 copies of THE SHIP to give away. Its a fun game if you can find a server with actual people playing.

i have one gift left if anyone wants it.

Three vouchers? :)

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