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Topic	Can someone tell me the deal with the Epic Store and Steam Store?
KamikazePotato 06/16/19 8:57:39 PM #39:	Mewtwo59 posted... Plus there's the fact that most games just aren't worth full price. Games are an extremely cost-effective piece of media. If you buy a full price, $60 game and it lasts you 40 hours, that's...really really good. And they've been $60 for over a decade, despite issues like inflation and rising development costs that have affected basically every other industry. I'll never begrudge someone for wanting to buy stuff cheap (literally everyone wants to), but people's notions of what games 'deserve' to cost have gotten very skewed. Being able to get a quality AAA title for like $15 on a Steam sale is absurd when you look at how much games cost to make. --- Black Turtle did a pretty good job. <cite>KamikazePotato posted [p:923413670] in Can someon... [t:77790404]...</cite> <quote><cite>Mewtwo59 posted...</cite> <quote>Plus there's the fact that most games just aren't worth full price.</quote> Games are an extremely cost-effective piece of media. If you buy a full price, $60 game and it lasts you 40 hours, that's...really really good. And they've been $60 for over a decade, despite issues like inflation and rising development costs that have affected basically every other industry. I'll never begrudge someone for wanting to buy stuff cheap (literally everyone wants to), but people's notions of what games 'deserve' to cost have gotten very skewed. Being able to get a quality AAA title for like $15 on a Steam sale is absurd when you look at how much games cost to make. --- Black Turtle did a pretty good job.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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