In a few places we were annoyed during the test about enemies who could see us from a hundred meters in a crouched position, but The Phantom Pain never becomes unfair. Later on, armored units will arrive that require special tactics with heavy armor and shields. During the day we have a better overview, but so do our opponents. In the darkness, the guards are felt to be more attentive, but cannot discover us so easily. It's very important whether we venture by day or by night. If enemies hear a suspicious noise, they search the surroundings if they discover us, they immediately approach reinforcement. On the contrary: We still have a lot of sweat on our forehead when we have to sneak into an opposing camp - because the cautious variant is usually the better one in The Phantom Pain. This is the full list of companies that get their keys direct from us for digital sale – we do not sell to anyone else.With all the Open World possibilities, the feel of the game doesn't fall by the wayside. can be bought from the below list of licensed partners. This list gives a good overview of the official digital key reseller in 2014. Rebellion, developer of the 'Sniper Elite' franchise, published a list of their official licensed partners in July 2014. I think it needs to be said that there's a big difference between an official Steam key reseller and a grey-market site like G2A Link And that's a shame, because I like what they do. Eurogamer could (and probably should) lose face over this. That's true, but it doesn't really make it any less messed up. Those ads are chosen by whatever advertising service the parent company (Gamer Network) uses. To be fair, the editorial staff at Eurogamer probably don't have a say in what ads are running on their website. (Actually, the keys weren't stolen, but obtained with stolen credit cards.)

It's pretty fucked up that Eurogamer are partnered with one of those sites, while they were the ones to break (or at least feature prominently) the story about those stolen AC Unity keys last year. It's the same thing G2A are doing by sponsoring DOTA teams and Twitch/YouTube streamers they're buying a front of legitimacy through sponsorships, while in actuality they're about as shady as you can get (and possibly getting some of their keys through organised crime).

But there's a place advertised on Eurogamer (so they're pretty legit) selling pre-orders for £25.50.

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