Re: What does the game physically come with?
 

Asking for the fans of the game might give you somewhat one-sided advice on buying the game...

Still, if you've tried the demo of Dominions 3 and aren't certain yet, you might want to check out Dom2 demo for a few more nations. You could also browse the subforums. Reading through a multiplayer thread could give an idea about what that's all about, and looking through the player-made maps and mods can tell you if you'd be interested in them.

Re: What does the game physically come with?
 

Thankfully I bought the game before the Aussie dollar nosedived :) I'd still happily buy it at current rates though

Re: What does the game physically come with?
 

I'm a big fan of the game and I definitely wouldn't tell someone to buy it without knowing what kind of game they're after, which games they've played and how they would likely play dom3 (mp or SP, using mods and patches or not and so on).

Re: What does the game physically come with?
 

Actually I would say GET THE DEMO.
Its a great game, but not for everyone. Try the demo first.

But if you do find the demo fun, then dont worry about the cost. I still play dominions years after Ive gotten it and that surprises even me. Most games at the same price tend to last about a month on my machines before I get tired of them. So IF its a game you can like, then I would expect that you can like it for years worth of gaming.

Gandalf Parker