PM2008 for $4.... I don't think I can argue with that either... Once I get home...

I have a few questions and comments:

• Supreme Commander: The price discount only applies to the original game, and not the expansion, or gold edition set?
• Bug with order: I decided to test the previous question and found something weird. When selecting Supreme Commander gold, I got the price for the set, but where the expansion listed $0.00, the original game had that scratched out and replaced with the discount price. As such, I'm expecting to pay MORE during this discount time using that method, than what I would normally would. Could you look into this?
• GalCiv 1 Ultimate Edition: The discount only seems to apply to the digital download only. If I were to order a disc, it would cost me the full normal price. Is this intential?

I am confident it is intentional, it is clear they want to do large number of small sells. The amount of work to ship a $50 game is the same a for a $4 game, therefore doing a large number of small sells would mean a lot of work for the employees...

... unless there is no human involved, which is the case with digital downloads.

However, if you buy a digital download you can buy a disc at a much reduced price afterwards, so I think it may still be possible to get a disc at a reduced price.

I would buy the expansion bundle for Gal Civ2 if they droped the price...  40+ bucks is way too much.  How about 25 or 30?

But then again, they may have droped the price on the main game so people would buy the expansion pack bundle for full price...   Sneaky.. S.O.P. for a business

One odditiy:

The cart showed 2.98 € for spacerangers 2 complete but when checking out with paypayl i still payed 3.99$. (which was 3.07€ with paypals exchange rate, so no real difference)

Space Rangers 2 comes up with 29,17 € for me, what's that for an exchange rate?

Yes, as in the top post, the sale ended the 14th.

The economy was completely different.   The PQ of a planet affected everything:  the productivity, the taxes.....    If your PQ was below a certain level, you made zero taxes off the planet, so everything you spent was deficit.  Some planets you could still colonize, but you had to terraform it to above that acceptable PQ before anything useful would come of it.  If you found a PQ26, that truly was heaven.  No asteroids (that was DA).  Less races--I think it was the Drengin, the Yor, the Altarians, the Terrans, the Arcaeans, the Torians.   Before the Altarian Prophecy expansion, there were no campaigns, only sandbox.