Steam "Exploration Sale" -- i.e. Autumn Sale -- now live (November 26 - December 2)

Glad you brought that up. Is Shadowrun:Dragonfall - Directors cut a DLC to Shadowrun Returns or is it both?
Shadowrun is only -50% off. I would recommend playing Returns first anyway plus it would fill the time until a better deal on Dragonfall.
 
I really want shadow warrior, but I never wanted it until this moment and its not even on my wishlist...i feel like my brain and steam are tricking me
 
I'm thinking if I should get the Titanfall Season Pass which includes the 3 DLC packs, or Plants Vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare - Digital Deluxe which is the same price on Origin?
 
$11.99 no tax for Rome II Emperor Edition on GMG.

I think it's finally time to check this game out.
 
Getting a "SORRY, WE COULDN'T ADD YOUR ITEM!" message when I try to add a game to my shopping cart on the steam store.

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and after 15min of trying it finally works fine just right after I make this post
 
Here's my thoughts:
- The game came out in February
- It's currently November
- Why didn't you buy the game in February? March? April? June? July? August? September? October?
- I don't think it's possible to have a coherent reason why you were able to successfully wait 10 months, and now "have to have it".
- The game hasn't had an MSRP reduction, and despite the high percentage off still costs a relatively high amount. It will certainly be cheaper in the future.
- The developer are not working on subsequent Castlevania games, if there are any, so you're not doing anyone a favour by "keeping support alive"
- No one here is giving you positive feedback about the game's qualities as a game.

Good points. After a full budget game drops below $10, I consider the price pretty trivial. The ether of my question was even worth the time it'd take to play through it.
 
This thread should be renamed to "Exploitation Sale".

DayZ, Running with Rifles, and who knows what else we missed are all raising their prices and then discounting them for the original price because they are reaching that point in early access where raising the price is needed.

Kind of disgusted with the scamming people are trying to do lately. I can only imagine sales in the future, devs just raising the price right before the sale so they can get seen on the frontpage and maximize profits.
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Most definitely not true. Last year the Winter Sale was more comprehensive and the pricing can be different. Example, I have 1st hand knowledge that Ziggurat is not discounted for the Fall sale but will be for the Winter sale.
You monster, why would you give me another game I have to put on my wishlist?

That looks pretty cool.
 
Good points. After a full budget game drops below $10, I consider the price pretty trivial. The ether of my question was even worth the time it'd take to play through it.

I think it's worth the time.

I had read "It's ok" as ... not precisely a ringing endorsement.
It's still positive feedback, and it doesn't have to be a ringing endorsement when the price is as low as this. I paid about 20$ for it, and got my moneys worth.
 
I'm so glad I bought Crypt of the Necordancer yesterday. I suck and don't understand how custom tracks work, but I'm loving it.
 
Do any of you have Civ Beyond Earth? Is it good?

I think its between Shadow of Mordor or Beyond Earth for me...
Get Mordor. Beyond Earth his not a bad game, but it's extremely unrefined and you're better off with Vic V complete than BE at this point of time.
 
25% off on gmg died :( had to wait til i got paid late last night before i could grab far cry 4. no one in the b/s/t thread has a steam code either :(
 
- No one here is giving you positive feedback about the game's qualities as a game.
It was no great game, but I enjoyed it because it achieved what most games are not capable of: to bring a story to an end. All in all I liked the Lords of Shadow series, but only play LoS2 if you played LoS1 and Mirror of Fate before that, it is the weakest game of the series.
 
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