https://the-spoiler.com/RPG/New.World.Computing/might..magic.6.1/mm6.htmlI think it's 12 on every one but the timer starts only when you visit it for the first time.
I've noticed there were a few physical releases of MMX Legacy. One is a limited edition but those aren't popping up for sale. DLC id still only ubi-steam (which is DC i guess now).
Go figure. Kind of confused on the "one-time." One time activation and offline is good to go or .. one time and if you fail to activate it.. you're fucked?
This is a different sale which might be more complete but spanish? (According to sale description from Spain)
You know... i hate online activation. A code would have been fine without hooking up.
Or do I fire up a pirate version since I already bought it but hate the computer the steam and ubi are on? Lotta extra shit just to play a game.
Wasn't there a reset in MM3-5? I seem to recall if I failed to do something mobs came back.https://the-spoiler.com/RPG/New.World.Computing/might..magic.6.1/mm6.htmlI think it's 12 on every one but the timer starts only when you visit it for the first time.
here you got reset timers for each map. It ranges 0.5-2yrs
Wasn't there a reset in MM3-5? I seem to recall if I failed to do something mobs came back.https://the-spoiler.com/RPG/New.World.Computing/might..magic.6.1/mm6.htmlI think it's 12 on every one but the timer starts only when you visit it for the first time.
here you got reset timers for each map. It ranges 0.5-2yrs
game's manual useless
testing the different solutions
testing the different solutions
That one looks great, thanks!Wherearewe
I guess there will be people able to tell whether there were any changes. Can one somehow check version history in steam?testing the different solutions
*Asking an intern to code an half-baked php server that always returns "ok" to game's queries.
I guess there will be people able to tell whether there were any changes. Can one somehow check version history in steam?testing the different solutions
*Asking an intern to code an half-baked php server that always returns "ok" to game's queries.
M&M X on GOG when bitchtesting the different solutions