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Global Agenda Trial
Recon415
Member Posts: 55
Recently, an email was sent out by Hirez to encourage players to invite their friends to join the game.
Now you can send anyone this link: http://www.globalagendagame.com/GAFRIEND/ and get unlimited playtime (no 10 days), but limited features, level 15 cap, no agencies, etc.
I encourage anyone who enjoys class based gameplay like in TF2 to try this out. It's really fun, especially with the frequent content updates that keeps it pretty fresh.
EDIT: Apparently this ends April 1st. Not sure if there is a limit to the amount of keys, but only a certain amount a day.
I have computers; they are fast.
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Sweet!
Thanks for the heads up
If I am reading this right it is basically getting the game for free, which means that you can play the free part of the game forever with this key... Is that correct? If so that freaking rules!
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Im hoping on for a little look right now. Ty very much for the info op.:)
The way im reading it is that you get cap'd at lvl 15 and certain parts of the game are not open to you. But apart from that you can play as much as you like.....is that right?....THATS FRIKIN AWSOME!
thanks was just looking for a any new released mmorpg to try ,gives me chance to try without paying.
I say thx.
1) Will only be able to level to Level 15
2) Will not be able to select their PvP Match Type (all checkmarks are checked)
3) Will not be able to use Mail, the Auction House, Craft, etc.
4) Will not be able to join an agency
5) Cannot play AvA
6) Cannot use Voice Chat
7) Will have a lower login priority.
might try it out...dont know...
stupid question but is there a mac client
What are the requirements for this game?
Minimum System Requirements
* OS: Windows XP SP2, Windows Vista SP1 or Windows 7 (32 or 64 bit)
* Processor: 2.4+ GHZ Single Core
* RAM: 2 GB (XP), 3GB (Vista, Windows 7)
* Video Card: 256mb video ram or better with Shader Model 3.0+ (GeForce 8 series or higher/Radeon HD3000 series or higher)
* Hard Drive: 15 GB free space
* High bandwidth internet connection (DSL, Cable)
Recommended System Requirements
* OS: Windows XP SP2, Windows Vista SP1 or Windows 7 (32 or 64 bit)
* Processor: 2.4+ GHZ Dual Core
* RAM: 3 GB (XP), 4GB (Vista, Windows 7)
* Video Card: 512mb video ram or better with Shader Model 3.0+
* Hard Drive: 20 GB free space
* High bandwidth internet connection (DSL, Cable)
Thanks OP. Downloaded and ready to give it a go.
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Yup, this is a free trial, but not in the sense of limited game time. Free pve for all :P
I have computers; they are fast.
I just installed this game, played ONE round. Glad I waited for the trial, I think I will stick with TF2...
Agreed.
I been wanting to try this game for a while now, I learnt my lesson after aion to not buy a mmorpg you haven't tried at least in beta to get a feel for it or a free trial.
"An MMORPG could be completely diffirent from WoW. Just look at games like Dofus, Wizard101 or EVE. But as it is, most of the Western MMOs are trying to succeed by out-WoWing WoW. It's like an army of 10 sports games made about same sports, and barely none about other sports. WoW clone is an accurate description of those games, it manages to convey much information with only two words."
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Rift: World of Warcraft clone #9321 Nothing special to see here move along.
The willingness to pay a monthly fee for a Team Fortress 2 lobby system game.
Striving for Silver Stars since Gold is so effeminate.
Thank you for this, been looking to try this gamebut was hesitant to drop money on it.
My Guild Wars 2 Vids
It is a very good competitive fps to play but I would never subscribe to the game. AVA is not much different than the normal mercenary matches you do. They need to keep this game f2p and just add dlc for a fee. I have alot of fun playing the game.
The Core game is staying F2P, its only the conquest aspects of the game they will charge for.
So its pretty much DLC (you'll pay a monthly fee to play that and access the new stuff)
while you still can enjoy the core game, there will be expansions for the core game as well.
Verry cool they have done this, and anyone checking out the trial should check out the next patch notes.
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Downloading trial now. I've always been interested in this game.
This seriously pissed me off "To install the game, you must download Steam and create a Steam account (seperate from your Global Agenda Account). The initial game installation is likely to take several hours, and you may want to plan to have it run overnight." and made me stop even trying to download it.
REALITY CHECK
I don't see the problem.
Are you irritated because you have to install Steam in order to play the game? or are you irritated about the download?
Either way, both seem like very odd reasons to give up on something so quickly. It downloaded for me pretty quickly and I was ingame and playing without a hitch, I already had Steam installed though because I use it for BFBC2 and L4D2.
You should install Steam and give it a shot bud, the game is pretty damn fun (imho).
All good if you decide not to though, different strokes and all that.
Because of the forced Steam download of course. It's another piece of crap software.
REALITY CHECK
I must be one of few people who have no issues with Steam...that being said I started the 6 gig download about 8 minutes ago and I'm at 45%.