NS2 WC DLC
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Canada Join Date: 2014-02-15 Member: 194040Members, NS2 Playtester, Reinforced - Shadow
Canada Join Date: 2014-02-15 Member: 194040Members, NS2 Playtester, Reinforced - Shadow
Hello everyone, I purchased the full World Cup Championship DLC yesterday. When I go into settings in NS2, I can see all the team badges, however.. I never got a globe badge as part of the full package. I'm not sure who I have to contact or what I may have to do to fix it. Can anyone give me some advice?
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Here are the appids you should have in your buy history (https://store.steampowered.com/account/) after buying one of the pads:
Complete Pack + Globe : 280763
Godar: 274150
Sauna: 280761
Snails: 280762
Titus: 280760
If you don't have the right dlc in your buy history please contact the steam support
15 Feb 2014$11.96Purchase
NS2 - WC14 Godar Emblem, NS2 - WC14 Titus Emblem, NS2 - WC14 Saunamen Emblem, Natural Selection Team DLC 3
Contact the steam support. http://store.steampowered.com/app/280763/ is including 5 articles you only got 4.
Are you sure you bought the Championship Pack and not every pad each as the pack only cost $9.99?
Maybe ask the support for refund in your case
This is really a steam store issue and has nothing to do with ns2 directly so far, your issue is that you haven't got the globe dlc but every other dlc.
I don't see any way else we or uwe could help you
- You paid 2.99*4 = 11.96
- You say you own: "NS2 - WC14 Godar Emblem, NS2 - WC14 Titus Emblem, NS2 - WC14 Saunamen Emblem, Natural Selection Team DLC 3." This list does not include "NS2 - WC14 Championship Pack," which is the Steam 'package' name for the World Championship pack.
I'm very sorry, but again, based on the evidence you've presented I can't make any other inference. I don't know how it could have happened, but it appears somehow that despite your intentions the Championship pack did not make it into your Steam cart.
Please note that after reading this thread, I've gone and corrected 'Natural Selection Team DLC 3' to 'NS2 - WC14 Legendary Snails Emblem' in Steam. This doesn't affect anyones purchases in any way, its simply a naming change to make them consistent.
thanks for your reply
Not really an oversight, thats just how steams DLC/package system works. Im pretty sure the OP could just contact steam support and get it sorted however.
And this coming from an English guy who doesn't even speak French.
Napoleon?
Source?
1. The British had a MUCH larger empire than France could ever imagine. At one point in history, they control every time zone in every hemisphere.
2. The US is the largest superpower in the world. Please post where you got your info.
I made a mistake: I meant most successful of the *European* military forces. There's a reference here: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/men/the-filter/qi/8080884/Quite-Interesting-the-QI-cabinet-of-curiosity.html
And excerpt of that article is here:
Which country is the most successful military power in European history?
France. According to the historian Niall Ferguson, of the 125 major European wars fought since 1495, the French have participated in 50 – more than Austria (47) and England (43). Out of 168 battles fought since 387BC, they have won 109, lost 49 and drawn 10.
The British tend to be rather selective about the battles they remember. Every English schoolboy was once able to recite the roll call of our glorious wins at Crécy (1346), Poitiers (1356) and Agincourt (1415), but no one’s ever heard of the French victories at Patay (1429) and (especially) at Castillon (1453), where French cannons tore the English apart, winning the Hundred Years War and confirming France as the most powerful military nation in Europe.
And what about the Duke of Enghien thrashing the Spanish at Rocroi late on in the Thirty Years War in 1643, ending a century of Spanish dominance? Or the siege of Yorktown, Virginia, in 1781, when General Comte de Rochambeau and American forces prevailed? The British always prided themselves on superiority at sea, but knew they could never win a land war on the Continent.
France’s achievements help to explain another French “military victory”. Whether it is ranks (general, captain, corporal, lieutenant); equipment (lance, mine, bayonet, epaulette, trench); organisation (volunteer, regiment, soldier, barracks) or strategy (army, camouflage, combat, esprit de corps, reconnaissance), the language of warfare is French.
I wouldn't deign to say that the US isn't a superpower, and I certainly wouldn't comment on their excellent military record in recent decades, such as their amazingly successful jaunts into Vietnam, Iraq (twice) and Afghanistan. Don't get me wrong, the British are no better either historically or currently. There are so many wars and battles that we Brits are never even taught about because we lost, including some pretty horrible efforts both in Europe and North America.
The point is, calling the French prone to surrender is both factually incorrect and offensive.
This is just the intro, feel free to read the whole thing before you make a fool of yourself again: Gary Brecher: The French
this thread escalated quickly. I blame Ray.
I'm no history buff (I don't have a meme to support my claim, sorry) but I think France had one of the most feared armies at one point in time.