Champions Online PC Time Card (60 Days)

Who wouldn't want 2 months of CO for 45% of the cost? This sale is awesome and I would soak up as many of these cards as you can before this sale ends. That is if you plan on sticking around CO for a while. I have already bought 3 of these, all worked fine. The packaging for them is a little ridiculous (a little gift card comes in a dvd case), but who cares, its cheap time! Just ordered 2 more. I am a CoH refugee so I plan on sticking around CO until that one day vanishes to.

These cards no longer work as Champions online only does lifetime subscriptions now, which renders these cards useless.

At its new price it really isn't worth buying unless you really enjoy CO.

I bought this for my sons and they were under the impression as I was that it was a 60 day card. They are only for 30 days of membership when you redeem them. Beware of the wording. Amazon sells them as 60 days and the company only gives you 30 days.

As a long-time player of City of Heroes I had tried Champions Online when it first came out, but just couldn't get into it. Now that CoH is shutting down I had to reevaluate CO. I've tried CO and several other games, but nothing else really came close to CoH.After a time I realized that the main reason I didn't like those games was simply because they weren't the same as CoH. Once you make that realization, you just have throw away your preconceptions and prejudices and look at these games for what they are, not what you wish they were.The main advantages of CO are the same as CoH: you get maximum flexibility in molding the appearance of your character. CO actually has more flexibility in that you can exert much finer control over almost every part of the costume (left and right limbs can be different, there are separate costume slots for necks, shoulders, chest, chest emblems, etc.), though they seem to have fewer total costume pieces. You can make your characters look much more like CoH by turning off the line-drawn art and adjusting the sizes of body parts like eyes and hands, which have ridiculous huge defaults.CO has even more flexibility than CoH in power selection; Gold players are not limited to set archetypes and can mix and match any powers in the game.CO has certain game play differences that take some getting used to. The power building and block mechanics are unique among all the games I've looked at, and take some getting used to.In summary, I'm the first to admit I wouldn't be playing CO if CoH were staying around. But it's a decent second choice once you get past the differences.Be warned that there are some annoying bugs and quirks, particular with regard to entering zones for which you don't have missions (once you finish the Vibora Bay arc you won't be able to get back into that zone for many levels). Mission management requires more fiddling, and if you enter the wrong zone at the wrong time you can wind up resetting your mission arc back to a previous point and miss out on arc rewards. Therefore, until you become really familiar with how the contacts work, be sure to carefully read mission instructions, especially the UNTIL mission arcs like Serpent Lantern.

Great game, fantastic value. This gives you gold status as well as 400 points to spend in the store every month (so two months of gold and 800 points). Considering the game itself is free, just paying $5 a month for what had been a retail box and full subscription MMO is hard to beat.

Paying about $10 USD for 60 days is an incredible bargain. Since it usually costs $15 USD a month (30 days) for a regular subscription, I recommend purchasing these cards if you wish to Subscribe to this game.

Arrived in a timely manner and worked just fine. Came up to roughly half off buying it monthly from the Champions site.