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[_] >tfw nobody cares about steam sales anymore Anonymous 11/06/19(Wed)04:18:06 No.3407633
I don't know if they're just shit now, everyone already has all the good games or both
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>> [_] Anonymous 11/06/19(Wed)06:02:46 No.3407638
>>3407633
I wonder how much money go to the publishers if the game is on, let's say, 80% sale, if at all.
>> [_] Anonymous 11/06/19(Wed)06:04:47 No.3407639
how cool, thanks for prosting frother
>> [_] Anonymous 11/06/19(Wed)20:37:00 No.3407703
i stopped playing games that you could purchase digitally
>> [_] Anonymous 11/06/19(Wed)21:36:36 No.3407709
>>3407633
I think it's because with the exception of new arrivals the exact same games go on sale for the
exact same amount off every year for each major sale. I have a bunch of games on my wishlist and
i started noticing it a few years ago. Also some games NEVER go on sale. The only exception i've
noticed is I recently saw some of Popcap games go on sale and i don't think I'd seen them go on
sale in a major steam sale in the past year or so.
>> [_] Anonymous 11/07/19(Thu)01:30:36 No.3407728
>>3407633
No flash sales mean there's no reason to actually pay attention to the sales for any reason.
>> [_] Anonymous 11/07/19(Thu)14:15:32 No.3407755
>>3407633
do you really want to review why?
>> [_] Anonymous 11/07/19(Thu)14:34:07 No.3407758
Only games that go on sale for more than like 10% are ones that sell just fine on their own
already--triple A devs getting hundreds of thousands or millions of sales. Your small or indie
devs cant lose that much money. Theyll only risk small sales to get visibility and hope the
amount of sales offsets their loss.
