PC gamers, if you’ve ever wanted to give Destiny 2 a go you have a very short window of opportunity to pick it up for free.
During Blizzcon, which is currently underway, you can login to Battle.Net and you should see a gift from Blizzard in the form of the game.
A few of us here have claimed this fine, so check out Battle.Net and check the gifts section quickly to see if you’ve been offered it as well.
Enjoy!
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I’m really pleased to announce that the eBook of the Wolf and the Crow is also now available. You will be able to find this on Amazon. I’d like to thank my family and friends who helped me through this journey. Of course it wouldn’t have been possible with my publisher, Ocean Reeve Publishing. Book […]
I’m very pleased to announce that Wolf and the Crow – Book One of the Ebonsheare Chronicles is now available in all good online bookstores. This novel is an exciting start to a trilogy, and I hope you all enjoy it. The easiest way to find it is to search for “Wolf and the Crow” […]
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An issue I realized tonight. I have limited hard drive space. To install anything else I am going to need to make decisions on what to even take for a spin.
First world problems I guess.
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Going digital is great for saving shelf space, then you realise you need to start thinking about disc space …
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Two years ago a friend helped my wife pick out a custom PC for me, they went with a SATA drive. Only 250gigs. It runs WoW great, but looking at 86gigs for Classic, having Warcraft, not much room left over to give Destiny a whirl.
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It’s scary just how big games can be and no matter how much hard disk space you have it’s eventually not enough. Star Citizen might turn out to be another drive gobbling game too. I know I’m afraid to install it all!
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