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>Why are there so many stabbings in the UK
Institutional racisms, or summit...
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Let me just pontificate a bit. As a gamer that is involved in playing games as a serious hobby I'm torn everytime I have to pay real money for a game. My Steam backlog is huge and I mean HUGE. There are games I forgot I have and games I activated 8+ years ago back in the times when sales were good and humbllebundle was fire. I still have physical copies of games for PS3 I haven't even touched, not to mention my PS4 and Switch. I also have a PS+ subscription so I have access to hundreds of games and I'm always choosing games from that pool since my subscription will eventually run out and not playing as much as posssible is like throwing my money away.
All that said I still visit Steam store and PS store to see what's interesting AND cheap to play later. In this particular situation I just won't dish out $20 for a game I will not play for the next couple of months, maybe years even. In currently abundant situation you can only sell game if you really, REALLY like the developers of the game or when the game is cheap enough you're feeling like cheating when buying it.
But you can argue - not everyone has these options. There are people with fever games and less options, they will surely buy my game! That is also false. Most people will still choose playing F2P games with their friends than paying 20 bucks. Right now that price range can be associated with literal masterpiece that everyone wants to play, think Silksong. A peak event of 7 years of blueballing your fanbase that when the game is released they just run like rabid hogs to get it.
This is why there's only 400 games per year worth a damn on steam. You need to create hype or have a good price. You either have a cult following or you will bust your cuff.
All that said I still visit Steam store and PS store to see what's interesting AND cheap to play later. In this particular situation I just won't dish out $20 for a game I will not play for the next couple of months, maybe years even. In currently abundant situation you can only sell game if you really, REALLY like the developers of the game or when the game is cheap enough you're feeling like cheating when buying it.
But you can argue - not everyone has these options. There are people with fever games and less options, they will surely buy my game! That is also false. Most people will still choose playing F2P games with their friends than paying 20 bucks. Right now that price range can be associated with literal masterpiece that everyone wants to play, think Silksong. A peak event of 7 years of blueballing your fanbase that when the game is released they just run like rabid hogs to get it.
This is why there's only 400 games per year worth a damn on steam. You need to create hype or have a good price. You either have a cult following or you will bust your cuff.
do you engage in poetic activities iyc?
all slop
and soi
makes johnny;
a good goi
a good goi
is what shlomo needs
for he fights;
the middle east
be no goi
be no fool
your own master
and no tool
of the jew Finkelstein
then soon shall end;
his wicked reign
and soi
makes johnny;
a good goi
a good goi
is what shlomo needs
for he fights;
the middle east
be no goi
be no fool
your own master
and no tool
of the jew Finkelstein
then soon shall end;
his wicked reign