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Only thing I am not happy about is exclusive non-cosmetic in-game content (dungeon). I have a feeling that such practice invokes quite a bit of negative feelings among standard edition buyers, while at the same time deluxe buyers don't rate it very high among all the bonuses provided.


1.)Which languages will be available on (pre-)release?
2.)Will you support Czech language? (without its support you won´t sell well in Czech rep.)
3.)In case you won´t support Czech, will the language files be easily accessible (and traslate-able) like Firaxis does with Civ series (xml files)?
P.S. If I buy this early access it will my third legal copy of MM6 (out of 4). Still better MM6 than that crippled HoMaM6. And fix that login bug, please!

thx


You receive the complete game the day it is released. So no.. You aren't paying for a demo/beta. You are paying for the full game but being given a beta to play in the meantime. That's a lot more from a pre-order than you would usually get I think...

I don't see any information about M&M X both in steam and uplay, no prices, no download links, totally nothing...

I also appreciate the free copy of MM6, I was considering buying it on GoG lately cause I lost the original years ago.




Thanks for your kind comments and for your support! Are you as much excited as we are? :)
In regards to your questions:
The Early Access is planned to be available today, arround ~6 pm (UTC/GMT+2). I'll add the specific links etc. to the blog then too, of course.
@jsebela in regards to the language questions for Early Access:
1) Brazilian, Czech, German, English, Spanish, French, Hungarian, Italian, Polish, Romanian, Russian
2) Yes
3) Yes
Hope that helps! :)








I'ld say when that has happend then Ushop will be back up.





Thanks for reporting the issues with Steam and Uplay. We are currently investigating. I'll get back to you as soon as I have news.
Sorry for the inconvenience!
Anna (LE-Larissa)


That said, Steam is working fine for me.

Just checked steam and it works fine for myself. Could you guys please try a restart of steam and let me know if it works for you afterwards?
Thanks so much! :)










I'd like to see for myself on the UPlay store, but considering it doesn't even WORK right now, I thought I'd ask.




So I will say it again and again, till someone will hear me out: BRING M&MX ON GOG WITH NO DRM TO BOTHER US!

https://twitter.com/UbisoftSupport
to see if the info is known because the french tickets won't be tretaed until tomorow and I am not sut if european english tickets are also sent to canada based support or only to european location...

More likely I´ll be so pissed off, that I´ll to decide wait for pirate version to be out and try it, before I´ll decide if it is worth to try buy it again. It is nothing againts developers, but all against ubisofts Uplay. And they can blame only themselfs.

http://steamcommunity.com/app/238750/discussions/0/864976115643582603/
-> I wonder why MMX is sold via steam too if uplay is always required?
Does the uplay-version need steam also?
I already made very bad experience with double drm: e.g. Arkham city (steam + gfwl)
At least there is no "always on" protection.
tbh I'm happy being able to start playing but I am also afraid that this is too early.
good luck!






Will I pay expedition fee if I order boxed MMX from Uplay?
How about make things easier for everyone and release game into classic shop or GOG?
My reasons: If I have to suffer DRM, than I want at least physical copy of game (not trusting uplay at all) or to get DRM free version. I don´t understand this uplay requirement. If I wanted to steal MMX I could download it already on torrents.


I'v tried to order the game over a hundred times since Monday, but i always get some
"ServerErrors" !
What is this shit?
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