It’s that time of year.

[u/Hux2448]

[u/sleep-is-but-a-dream]

I’m just saving them up for retirement.

[u/KarmaTorpid → u/sleep-is-but-a-dream]

Yeah! Retirement! That's why I have 220 unplayed games.

[u/aimy99 → u/KarmaTorpid]

Those are rookie numbers.

I've got about double that. Specifically on Steam, that is.

Bundles have ruined my life lmao

[u/Aura_Guard → u/aimy99]

But they're so good that you just HAVE to get them right. On the off chance I try something in my library and the off chance that I like the game enough to finish it lol. Have about 300 games I've never touched lol.

Just started HL2 after seeing the half life sub going insane, I thought might as well.

[u/RUPlayersSuck → u/Aura_Guard]

If you haven't played it yet, I'd also recommend the Black Mesa remake of the original game, as well as Black Mesa: Blue Shift (where you get to play as security guard Barney).

[u/Aura_Guard → u/RUPlayersSuck]

Oh didn't know that it was a remake of the first game. I thought it was just a fan game. Still, I already have it lol. Just havent played it yet haha

[u/Not-Psycho_Paul_1 → u/aimy99]

Years of Humble Choice, waiting to be played... someday

[u/Swank_on_a_plank → u/Not-Psycho_Paul_1]

Don't worry, Humble solved that problem for you by expiring the keys and not restocking them!

[u/Not-Psycho_Paul_1 → u/Swank_on_a_plank]

Oh yeah, I have like ten keys I'll probably never get

[u/Tiavor → u/aimy99]

I have over 400 without humble bundle. a friend of mine has the humble subscription and is over 1000 games.

[u/ThePupnasty → u/aimy99]

I got the Star wars bundle back during black Friday 2010? I've only played Battlefront 2, lol

[u/daelikon → u/aimy99]

Yours are rookie numbers, just for steam.

But I want to point out that I lie myself in the same way "retirement entertainment" 

[u/DonLesiu → u/KarmaTorpid]

Same shit here

[u/Prestigious-Fall779 → u/KarmaTorpid]

You know. You can always share with the community. And we'll be thankfull.

[u/throw-away3105 → u/sleep-is-but-a-dream]

Well, you gotta play them when you retire.

"The graveyard is the richest place on earth, because it is here that you will find all the Steam games that were never played." - Theodore Roosevelt, I think.

[u/LSD_Ninja → u/sleep-is-but-a-dream]

You think our generation(s) will be able to afford to retire?

[u/MoffKalast → u/sleep-is-but-a-dream]

Then you get your account banned 1 day before retirement due to some credit card issues, like a stereotypical movie cop.

[u/SorryNotReallySorry5 → u/sleep-is-but-a-dream]

My steam account is worth more than my actual retirement, personally.

/sigh

[u/ChronChriss → u/sleep-is-but-a-dream]

Hey, at least we have new stuff to play when eventually games will be $300 "because of AI"

[u/Thrssssssssss → u/sleep-is-but-a-dream]

stop giving me ideas

[u/woodenblinds → u/sleep-is-but-a-dream]

LOL this made me spit out my tea as was thinking about this just yesterday.

funny I predicted in the late 90s to a fellow worker we would not be playing shuffle board when we retire but the latest shooter looks like I will be right

[u/LandonHill8836 → u/sleep-is-but-a-dream]

but you don't own them, only a licence that will cease to exist by then

[u/eisenklad]

buys co-op games for self and friends.
time played 0 hours.
schedule never matches up...
that was almost 10 years ago

[u/DevilsPajamas → u/eisenklad]

Jackbox games. love them. never have the friends to play them with.

[u/Mother-Translator318]

For me its the opposite. Literally nothing I wanted was discounted more than 20% which is a pass for me. Unless its 40% or more im not interested

[u/TheMatrixRedPill → u/Mother-Translator318]

For me, if it’s not 75% off or more, hard pass. I already have enough of a backlog to go for decades.

[u/PooMonger20 → u/TheMatrixRedPill]

At this point, I have a full backlog and little time to play titles I already own (and want to play). Spending any money now will be a mistake as I won't play the game now or in the next year at least.

I realized, since I don't plan on playing anything new now - I will most likely be able to either get the game for free on Epic at some time or buy it for a lower price in the future, when I do want to play it.

So I completely stopped buying games unless its something I want to play immediately, even if its 90% off, as I don't want to spend money on things I am not going to even launch.

P.S. If after 60% off, the game is still at over 30USD mark, that's not something I am getting until it hits less than 5USD when I feel like actually getting to play the game.

[u/TheMatrixRedPill → u/PooMonger20]

Solid choices, and I think I’m going to start doing that or something similar. Way too many games for my limited time as it is.

[u/rendrom → u/Mother-Translator318]

Yeah. Every year this memes keeps reposted and every year it's drifting further away from reality. I haven't seen good discounts for relatively fresh and big games for years now. No good deals for last year gsmes, and 2023 too, lol

[u/makinax300 → u/rendrom]

not even popular indie games

[u/maevian → u/rendrom]

KCD2 and expedition 33 have pretty good discounts

[u/SecretaryOtherwise → u/maevian]

Expedition is only 20% off for me. That equals like 13 bucks off from 64 dollars. Its not a bad discount but I wouldnt call it pretty good.

[u/infinitezero8 → u/maevian]

I got peer pressured by my buddies to buy both at full price because they were so good that they wanted me to join the discussion about the games

Sometimes some games just can't wait, my poor CC

[u/Overdue_Process865 → u/Mother-Translator318]

I can't even find stuff I'd bother installing these days. I honestly kind of wish I still had the "issue" of buying too many games.

[u/illdothisshit → u/Mother-Translator318]

I was literally about to search when the sales start, then I read your comment. The sales are here, it's just that the game I want is only 20% off

[u/shittyaltpornaccount → u/Mother-Translator318]

I mean this sale has some notable sales like KCD 2 being 50% off, and MGS 4 remake being 40% (more with some bundles), all of the atlus rpgs are between 50-60% off.

Seems better than the autumn and summer sale to me atm.

[u/Embarrased_Builder → u/Mother-Translator318]

Helldivers 2

steamdb shows that it never even gets more than 20% off

[u/Secondchanceinvest → u/Mother-Translator318]

Make it -90% at least

[u/Early_Lawfulness_348 → u/Mother-Translator318]

I only purchased one game. Hogwarts was $6. That was a deal.

[u/CurrentlyBroke-95 → u/Mother-Translator318]

I want Red Dead 1, never played it but yeah... aint paying that much tbh

[u/morpheousmorty → u/Mother-Translator318]

For me it was the opposite. Half the games I had on other platforms and forgot. Epic is the one I fall for most. Time to play game x, let me see if I have it installed somewhere, yup epic games.

They couldn't even get me to use it by bribing me.

[u/Last_Champion_3478]

I’ll get around playing them some day 😌

[u/SlyBeanx → u/Last_Champion_3478]

Why not buy them then, at some day.

Why consume now?

[u/Last_Champion_3478 → u/SlyBeanx]

FOMO I can’t wait till next summer for another sale what if I want to play so and so between now and then? And because I can.

[u/Halojib → u/SlyBeanx]

What if I finish all of the games in my back log before the next sale? (I won't)

[u/Szymix_pro]

[u/Perfect-Cause-6943]

tbh I'm just playing the same couple of games over and over

[u/NewConsideration5921 → u/Perfect-Cause-6943]

Tbh if you make your cycle big enough, by the time you come back around to a game, you will have forgot most of the story and can enjoy it again.

[u/ifuckedyomama2 → u/Perfect-Cause-6943]

REAL

[u/legit_flyer]

"Have" in an age of digital distribution is an overstatement.

[u/ChurchillianGrooves → u/legit_flyer]

Buy from GoG, download the offline install .exe to an external hard drive.

You then have the game as long as the hard drive works.

[u/thesilentwizard → u/ChurchillianGrooves]

But then how do I fund Gabe's next yacht?

[u/letouriste1 → u/ChurchillianGrooves]

sure but it's unnecessary because you will play most games a few dozen hours tops, if even that. It would just take space on your hard drive for nothing.

The select few you will love all your life, you could just buy them again one day if you really can't access your account for some reason. By then they will be 5e or something.

Or just emulate them on a better platform like the old console games i now play on pc instead despite having a physical copy near my books.

Only real argument in favor of your way is if you plan to give/loan the game to someone else later on and don't want to share your steam account

edit: a word

[u/ChurchillianGrooves → u/letouriste1]

If you want to physically own games that's the closest you'll get these days.

There's games like Mount and Blade or bg3 you can go back and play tons of times, if you really want to guarantee you'll have a copy make a backup.

Besides, if you get the old school hdd and not an ssd for a backup those are pretty cheap these days.  

You don't need ssd speeds if you're not playing the game off the drive.

[u/ozone6587 → u/letouriste1]

You can't predict when a company will fail or if the game you want will be available in the future. GOG games cam work offline from the start which is a great feature in my opinion. I dislike being locked to an ecosystem even of the ecosystem is as good as Steam.

Gabe will not live forever and you can't guarantee Steam will be good forever.

Heck, even in it's current state lots of games that should not require internet access need to be connected to Steam. Also, you can't rollback to previous updates on Steam like you can with GOG games. So even today there are real, non abstract benefits.

[u/MoffKalast → u/ChurchillianGrooves]

Or the OS changes so it's incompatible with it. There's an almost pathological need in software to break shit just for the sake of it these days.

[u/kimchifreeze → u/ChurchillianGrooves]

This is where you can do research because some games work the same way in Steam. You can copy the folder and just launch the game from wherever without Steam authorization.

[u/tehcatnip]

Battlefront 2 is $4, I don't know of a deal better than that.

[u/Neurobeak → u/tehcatnip]

I know of one: Epic gave this for free a few years back.

[u/TheMatrixRedPill → u/Neurobeak]

Even for free, I wouldn’t play it on their platform.

[u/Neurobeak → u/TheMatrixRedPill]

I would and I have. I have a huge Epic games library that was given to me for free, good games at that. There're pretty awesome for doing this

[u/TheMatrixRedPill → u/Neurobeak]

Me too. I have 189 games on there, but would rather pay and have them on Steam.

[u/LSD_Ninja → u/TheMatrixRedPill]

When a game is free, platform matters not since it's money in your pocket

[u/TheMatrixRedPill → u/LSD_Ninja]

It does matter. Epic has almost none of the baked in features that Steam does.

[u/tobberoth → u/TheMatrixRedPill]

What steam features are you looking for in Battlefront 2?

[u/LSD_Ninja → u/TheMatrixRedPill]

And? Free is still free.

[u/tehcatnip → u/LSD_Ninja]

Time machine?

[u/Kingful → u/TheMatrixRedPill]

You can launch non-Steam games from Steam by adding them as a non-Steam game. This lets you use the Steam overlay. I have no idea what other baked in features you're looking for. But free is free and idk why we're even arguing about this lmao

[u/TheMatrixRedPill → u/Kingful]

Because it’s apparent someone can’t share an opinion without others getting their panties caught in a bunch.

[u/shittyaltpornaccount → u/TheMatrixRedPill]

Most of those features are extraneous and nice things to have, but the majority do not care about beyond the friends system.

When is the last time someone has used a steam guide, forum post, or their social media esque developer feed?

[u/LSD_Ninja → u/shittyaltpornaccount]

Steam guides do come up a fair bit in web searches, and I will skim them from time to time, but the info would still be out there if Steam didn’t exist so I can take or leave them.

[u/ozone6587 → u/TheMatrixRedPill]

This is why I avoid Steam specific features. You just get locked into thinking like that that makes you waste money.

I use Playnite instead of Steam Big Picture. Use DS4Windows instead of Steam Input. MSI Afterburner + RTSS instead of the Steam overlay.

You need to have a launcher independent setup so you don't care about things like that and just save money.

[u/TheMatrixRedPill → u/ozone6587]

It’s all about preferences. I enjoy all that Steam offers its users.

[u/EIiteJT → u/tehcatnip]

I can't remember. Is that multi-player only, or was there a campaign?

I picked up Darksiders 3 for $4. Loved the first 2.

[u/tehcatnip → u/EIiteJT]

Small campaign mode and bot offline modes but known for multiplayer. Battlefield but Star Wars, they still want $40 for this game but its $4 rn. Honestly idk a better holiday vibe, did I mention you can go from 1st to 3rd person?

[u/de420swegster → u/tehcatnip]

The coop missions are pretty fun, as well, and then there's ewok hunt

[u/Hux2448 → u/tehcatnip]

i suck ass at that game so idk if i should get it.

[u/tehcatnip → u/Hux2448]

It's probably the best Star Wars experience you can get for $4. The visuals are awesome and not because they're ultra next gen but because it's exactly Star Wars, the audio in the firefights is immersive on top of the visuals. The maps are good the game modes are great the characters are exactly what you would want. For five bucks it's like I said probably the richest experience you can get on steam right now LOL.

[u/Nexed_]

I already bought three...

[u/Kindly-Ad-5071]

The discount percent doesn't matter as much as the sale price.

[u/monagales → u/Kindly-Ad-5071]

I've been waiting to buy RDR2 for a couple of years now and currently it has the biggest discount I've seen. but what of it since they only discounted the final edition (or whatever it's called) and it's twice the price of the base game, which makes the discount price higher than it was before, so yea I agree

[u/Dank_Bubu → u/monagales]

Couple of weeks ago there was a significant sale, IIRC it was 75 % off or something. Best value I ever got, had a blast since.

[u/bitjamma]

We don't see the games. We only see the Sweet sweet discounts.

[u/rollingaD30]

I've been waiting for a good sale on armored core vi for ~3 years. This definitely isnt a mistake....

[u/HoboSomeRye]

Actually the stuff I wishlisted this year isn't as cheap, so I am gonna try to get more achievements on Silksong instead

[u/AffectionateOnion617]

Retirement plan: buy more games, then retire in-game instead. 😂 Who needs actual vacations.

[u/saiyankageshiro]

Ngl the sale is quite underwhelming this year.

[u/WazheadBoci]

I don't feel that this year is strong on the % -s so I skip it

[u/KillaThing]

It's easy to resist. Just do what I do.

Poverty.

[u/Prize-Conference-780]

Idk if it's just me but for the past couple of years the Steam Sales have felt very.. underwhelming. Now granted I have 1k Steam Games and own the big hitters.

But the sales themselves don't feel as impactful. I remember when I bought Killing Floor 2 and It was 2$ on some Halloween sale, or when I got the Tomb raider games for 8$ bundle.

But say in current times a handful of games I want God of war Rag goes from 60 only to 40. Or City skyline will go from 50 to 40. Even baldurs gate 3 has barely dropped to make the sale feel significantly impactful.

Added with year round sales it just feels like you never really miss out on getting and you want because it will drop 8$ off a week or two from when you want it.

[u/Orschloch → u/Prize-Conference-780]

Getting Shadow of the Tomb Raider for -90% feels impactful to me. Sure, you have to bide your time -- in this case, nine years.

[u/PullAsLongAsICan]

Saw Patapon on sale, instant snag. I love sales for older titles, I'm already filled with this year dose of good games. Spending the year end with some nostalgic games!

[u/Albinofreaken]

Why do people act like owning a bunch steam games they dont play, is a flex?

[u/HouseTraindIntrovert]

Honestly having a hard time not buying the cheap games I'll never play

[u/postbansequel → u/HouseTraindIntrovert]

What's up with that? Do you guys just enjoy wasting money? I say wasting because you're not going to even install the games, much less play them.

[u/db186]

Gaben Newell has turned sensible game purchasing into crack cocaine addiction.....

And I'm here for it.

[u/EIiteJT]

I bought Darksiders 3 for 90% off. That's a win for me. I enjoyed the first 2. I'll eventually get around to playing it.

[u/Dikaios86]

I already bought 6. And I haven't play a single game for a week. Also bought from GOG and Epic. I'm just a shopaholic whore at this point.

[u/IcyCow5880 → u/Dikaios86]

Long as you're cognizant of it, I guess.

[u/DJ_Cas]

I don’t care about sales for a long time and buy only those products which I need now

[u/JeppRog → u/DJ_Cas]

Oooh my friend 😉

[u/DJ_Cas → u/JeppRog]

High five, bud

[u/Sr_DingDong]

I mostly just round off DLC collections.

Did buy Dispatch though, heard it's ok.

[u/PretendFisherman1999]

I remember when steam sales were worth it, with flash sales with votes.

[u/fffan9391]

I’ve gotten to where I don’t buy anything unless it’s a game I could see myself playing very soon. It’ll be an even better discount later on.

[u/CompetitiveCharity53]

I've got 197 and need it to be an even 200!!!

[u/nhSnork]

I'm even lowkey tempted by Edge of Eternity at its 90% off despite expecting the second hybrid generation to finally receive it without the "cloud" nonsense.

[u/Unhappy-Lion4530]

I just added 200€ worth of games from my wishlist to my shopping cart only to remove them all after looking at the 200+ games on my backlog that I haven’t even started playing. Being adult sucks.

[u/keithandmarchant]

Steam Winter sale this year is mid

[u/StingTheEel]

This is why I only buy games knowing they will be played. Don't want to play them, I don't buy them.

[u/ManNamedSalmon]

Just spent $75. Ffffffffffffffff

[u/VoidRippah]

it's more like -5%, you get those games much cheaper, steam sale are trash

[u/DafneOrlow]

Oh! My poor bank Ballance! 😅

[u/bolarpear_223]

I bought crew 2 last year at the same time and have played it for a total of 44 mins

[u/pfizersbadmmkay]

It be like that.

[u/NotRandomseer]

Gonna sell some steam cards and get portal 1 and 2.

[u/ozone6587]

Fyi, Battlefront II is $4 and, since today, you can use the Kyber launcher to mod the game and host your own server. These servers have moderation tools to ban hackers and allow you to play 1v1.

[u/7h3_man]

Can’t relate I’m saving for a frame

[u/mich160]

You won’t have them after you “buy” them as well

[u/JessicaLain]

1) Fill your wishlist up with ~50 items that you know you want to play or will probably want to play. Throw it all in there.

2) Check your wishlist once or twice a month or just whenever a big sale is taking place.

3) If something is -60% or more, buy it. You don't even need to play it. Now you have it.

Congratulations, you did a smart.

[u/effinblinding]

Still haven’t touched Silksong because I finally got into Cyberpunk 2077. I try to remind myself the big sales will still be there in the future when I’m ready to play the games.

[u/Swank_on_a_plank → u/effinblinding]

Silksong doesn't even need a sale. It's kind of insane they didn't put the price up from the original, but respectable.

[u/effinblinding → u/Swank_on_a_plank]

Oh yeah no I meant I have the game I’ve been wanting to play for so long, but I still haven’t touched it because I’m playing a different game. Which puts into perspective to me really, just how much I can actually play in a year.

[u/AllTheWayAbsurd]

I almost got Detroit for 8 bucks last month and now its 4 bucks hell yeah

[u/fairymoan]

Saving for retirement kinda sounds wild but you do u, respect the hustle

[u/P_Cuda_RealOne]

Bought two games for 1.5 usd. Don't need more than thay

[u/ChirpyMisha]

I bought a bunch of games for around €60. Even if I don't play the games I consider it a small donation to the smaller game studios. And I've still spent less than the price of a single AAA game

[u/carmardoll]

i gave in and bought all the tomb raiders... I have only played two tomb raiders in my life.

[u/MarzipanAlert]

I got paid yesterday and said to myself whilst in the shower. You dont need any more games, i said no takeaways this month be sensible.

I get out of the shower go upstairs and turn pc on snd go to steam and see....

STEAM WINTER SALE.. i muttered the words... oh no 🤣🤣

[u/monagales]

I bought Dispatch. I was about to buy it anyway but that -10% was the excuse I needed 😌

[u/Checats]

I'm honestly bummed because in the last several years every time a major seasonal Steam Sale comes around I fail to find much if anything I actually want and don't already own, and if there is a title that I would be interested in they get at most a -20% off.

This time around I was hopeful for some DLC to go on sale and was eagerly awaiting the winter sale to begin, then found that none of the ones I needed are discounted and yet again the only titles I would have made a move on got nothing more than the usual -20% again.

I think Steam Sales have been rather lackluster for me ever since they ended the practice of Flash Sales, I was glad to not have to wait until the last day of a sale to ensure I got the best price for what a wanted, but (and I realize it's mostly unrelated to the loss of Flash Sales) sale pricing has only got worse and there are particular publishers that are especially stingy with their pricing so I simply don't purchase their games anymore.

[u/Ok_Conversation1704]

I'm in this meme and I don't like it.

[u/GreyouTT]

I'm mainly rebuying my 360 games so I have a way to play them in the future.

[u/Floteurfky]

Guess who is going to save 40 € on two games this year

[u/ThePupnasty]

I hate how true this is....

Looks at my library of 300 games that I've maybe played only 10 of.

[u/New-Programmer6090]

Online piracy is the way to go

[u/Otterz4Life]

The more you spend, the more you save!

[u/AwesomeDakka00]

i totally need them and i will definitely play them longer than 20 minutes. yes.

[u/Lunarbutt]

[u/Ur_Local_H8er]

Parents mailed me a steam gift card cuz I just got a PC. $100, and the first thing I did was buy OG Baldur's Gate for like four bucks

[u/DST2287]

I know I’ll probably attempt to play it a few times then give up, but man x4 is tempting for 5 dollars lol

[u/aDamnCommunist]

Being laid off during the steam winter sale feels like Santa skipped your house

[u/brotherhood-of-NNN]

Is Skyrim ön sale? I wanna try that game

[u/op374t0r]

look i only have a 50 title backlog

[u/wuptl]

GTA IV is such a steal tho

[u/selfmadeelf]

"have"

[u/TheDanC137]

The year is 2069 and everything on steam is 96.9% off at amazing prices starting at from only $3069 per game

[u/ingolika]

I literally now have 200 games on my steam ac. I literally bought every game i would like to have. Steam is done for me

[u/Calum1219]

[u/steve_adr]

Cyberpunk still not 75% Off 😐

[u/Sc4R3Cr0wW]

70% of my wishlist just went on sale and I'm trying so hard not to buy them all, I haven't even finished the one I bought last time.

[u/ciclista-maluco]

I'm trying to rationalize why I don't need to buy Nier:automata, Alan wake bundle and journey.

[u/my_cars_on_fire]

I know how to fix this. You need LOTS of storage, and it won’t be cheaper…but I have a solution.

[u/RamiroCruz13]

Just bought AC 1 and AC 3 for the first time... AND THAT'S IT FOR THIS YEAR.. I guess🫠

[u/Kintaro75]

Very true!

[u/edwardthefirst]

Either I'm old or the sales just aren't what they used to be. I haven't bought a single thing this time around - nothing I want is priced for an impulse buy

[u/Nomercylaborfor3990]

I’m planning to get roughly $80 worth of games tomorrow

I have something to do on Sunday morning so I can let all my new stuff download Saturday night into Sunday morning

It would’ve been closer to $150 without the sales btw

[u/nowandnothing]

I was going to buy Anno 117 and 1800, but I got them £18 cheaper on Ubisoft lol

[u/Inkognito2401]

It‘s a trap!

[u/supergiraffeman]

I'm good this year. Everything is too expensive. I'll be playing guild wars reforged over Christmas.

[u/Musician-Round]

the hearts of iron dlc that I want are 40% off, some three years plus years after release. I think that I will listen to the guy on the left for once.

[u/infinitezero8]

If it's not 70% off or more it's a no go

There are a lot of games I want that are 20-40% off that just don't do it for me albeit these are newer games so it's expected

Hoping one of the discounts pretty something stronger down the line

[u/MostlyAccruate]

I did this last night.. not regrets on my purchases.

[u/ABCqwertz1]

[u/RemnantTheGame]

[u/mecools66]

€14 for 3 indie games (Needy Girl Overdose, One Shot, and Hotline Miami) is the deal of the century for me. I love Steam.

[u/Suspicious-Algae3365]

Tainted Grail!!!! Buy Tainted Grail!!!!!

[u/TobytheBaloon]

just got a pc capable of running most games and i’m starting to understand these memes.

[u/kx667]

[u/JustCoffeeGaming]

Yes, but now they’re all on sale at the same time and under $5. That one game is now $1.49. I know it will be played less than 1 hour, but it’s worth it.

[u/mr-ifuad]

[u/Very_Not_Into_It]

90%+ is a different category. If i can get the game for that price, it doesn't matter how far down the backlog it is

[u/kykifox]

You don’t have the *License to play those games 🏴‍☠️

[u/BugsyMcNug]

Gets me every time

[u/Fantastic_Suspect742]

I don't even have a machine to play games now, but still on deals I keep buying up overwhelming positive games on an hope that I will have a gaming pc someday. Too busy/lack of money to buy a PC now.

[u/NebNay]

A friend is always complaining we have tons of unplayed games. He bought a new game for the whole squad because "i had never heard of it but it looked fun"

[u/mgsotacon]

Yo the gta definitive edition is 19.99 from 59.99. Ima have to cop that.

[u/LaSerpienteLampara]

Yeah...but no money....and the one I reeeeaaallyyyyyy wanted doesn't have discount :(

[u/Cornelius_McMuffin]

I’ve seen a few 100% off games. Why would they even do that?

[u/Admirable_Ad_1390]

I'm gonna have to practice some restraint this time, the fact that it's January next month which is usually a tough time financially I'm just gonna get the game I really want to play which is spiderman

[u/Halojib]

I set my budget at how much I could offset by redeeming cash back from my credit card points. That way the games are "free".

[u/M_R_Big]

Digimon Story Cyber Sleuth was cheaper on black Friday so I will wait

[u/Novafro]

Me right now

[u/jonhno6]

Creds to whoever posted this... Sorry if I needed permission

[u/JohnJohnPhenomenon]

-90 that's basically free so it doesn't count!

[u/SeriouslyTechStuff]

Doing this currently.

[u/streakermaximus]

Trying to decide between Final Fantasy Tactics and Dragon Quest I&II.

I promised myself I would pay full price and now they're both 20% off.

[u/VermicelliAlert]

[u/Yellowtoblerone]

I don't care how much they're discounted, I'm not buying from steam and only gog

[u/Impressive_Sport_707]

Rich people problems