Problem with normal editions coming with the trinkets is that the market has rejected it IMO. When you go out to eat, having a waiter bring you water is nice, but people at McDonald's don't want that cost and would buy another place's burger. There's a downward pressure on prices - a game costing more with those things might sell less when other games charge less without them. So, it's selling peopl
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I bought that game some time ago (box copy), and have never yet installed or registered it. I'm just wondering if it gets the $10 discount on the new game.
I tend to agree, I don't like when there's too much benefit in the game - but it'd be nice to know what you get for the $10 shipping charge.
The site simply lists the Collector's Edition as for sale alongside the standard edition - without one word what it includes different from the standard edition. Apparently, the upgrade is available only in a box, not a digital download?
I wish they had a newbie forum so all the good players wouldn't need to wade through such posts:) Game 1: crushed - I bought an expensive ship going thousands in debt and not building anything. Score 8. Game 2: crushed - avoided the huge debt, but the economy just mysteriously slowed down and it didn't go well. 71. Game 3: this is what my question is about. Other than my colony ship disappearing for no apparent reason (not sure if I was trying to get it out of a star