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>>"The amazing thing about Steam and its player base is that they buy games they aren't going to play," says Zukowski in a new post (first spotted by GR+). "More than likely the person buying your game is not going to play it."
>Steam bros..... we're literally just a bunch of sheeple who have more money than sense. Jesus christ.
Two groups of people do it:
1 - People who genuinely have FOMO and buy slop, those with too much expendable cash, more money than sense, even if they buy them all on sale.
2 - people who want to get a high game count and Steam profile score. These people bulk buy games and/or by TF2 keys to boost their scores. Usually you will never see a high profile number with a low game count (like 300 profile score but only 10 games or something).
Whilst both of the buy on sale, the second type don't care about the game or playing it. They just care how good a deal they're getting.
They have no problem just searching for years-old games to get a baseline for it's historic low sale price point. Then just camp all those games with websites that notify when a
game reaches a sales threshold.
With years old games the devs also get desperate and just want to get a sale rather than nothing so put them at real low prices 80% off and higher. With the amount of games on steam you won't run out of choices as more games reach historic lows over time.
