I just bought from MTC at 9pm, got my receipt and no key. Now the game is going to delist in about 2 hours and I'm now either going to have a lot of BR dollars sitting around I can't use or I have to find a way to sell itChinpokoMon wrote: ↑ They accept credit card payments through third-party processors PayU and G2A. I used PayU.
(if you don't trust those payment processors, it may be worth it to pay a little more and just buy the game directly from the Microsoft Store for peace of mind)
How long did it take you to receive the keys to redeem ?ChinpokoMon wrote: ↑ Thanks for the info!
I did exactly just that and it worked.
Bought a BRL R$200 Xbox gift card (was charged CAD $53.93 on my credit card), and used that credit to buy the game and all those expansion packs.
The same bundle would've costed me $71.34 on the Canadian store.
I received the code after about an hour. Since it's this close to delisting, I'd suggest contacting MTC right away to get them to send you the code so you can use it.
Yes, the game and expansion/DLCs all work on PC.
Their portal says there's no refunds on digital goods so I have no clue what they're going to say in their email back to me, if that ever comes.ChinpokoMon wrote: ↑ I received the code after about an hour. Since it's this close to delisting, I'd suggest contacting MTC right away to get them to send you the code so you can use it.
you can redeem the xbox gift card code later for other games, but you won't be able to use it on FH3 (or it's expansion/DLCs) after it's delisted.
was only looking to buy expansion pass from MTC (5.79USD) without buying giftcard optionChinpokoMon wrote: ↑ you can redeem the xbox gift card code later for other games, but you won't be able to use it on FH3 (or it's expansion/DLCs) after it's delisted.
yes, since it's very close to delisting time, it'd be safer to buy it directly from Microsoft Store.
Hmm, I had a refurbed IBM Pentium 4 Thinkcentre type desktop (still have it, actually, though in a box) that had a simliar issue -- proprietary power supply for the case. I could still fit a modular Corsair in there though, and so I did! It didn't screw on correctly (just sort of sat in the right place), but other than that... it was great, ... Allowed me to upgrade my graphics card significantly. Modular power supplies use less cables man. Everything else should be the same (power supplies are standardized). They also might make PSU's for small motherboards and setups now -- there should definitely be some options out there that might fit! Good Luck!poorwingman wrote: ↑ lol
I should have thought about gaming more seriously. I got my desktop before some of the more recent gaming deals so I have a refurb dell optiplex which is ruined by a 260 watt PSU. I'm too busy and not that interested in running an external PSU so I'm limited to looking at 75 watt video cards. sad mouse!
