Posted November 21, 2009
Faithful
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jbunniii
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Posted November 21, 2009
Silrog: Easy. It's a 13 years old game which you got for free a dozen times via magazines meanwhile.
That it has no DRM and runs on a current OS isn't worth $10.
That it has no DRM and runs on a current OS isn't worth $10.
Well, a game that does NOT run on a current OS is worth absolutely zero to many of us, so the comparison with the free magazine versions isn't apples to apples. Many of us have no idea how to go about modifying an old game so it will play under XP or later, and even if we do have that know-how, isn't the time that would be required worth more than $10?
Crassmaster
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Posted November 21, 2009
Silrog: Easy. It's a 13 years old game which you got for free a dozen times via magazines meanwhile.
That it has no DRM and runs on a current OS isn't worth $10.
That it has no DRM and runs on a current OS isn't worth $10.
For some it IS worth $10. Your opinion isn't the group opinion.
For me, it comes down to value. If it's a game I don't want, I don't want it regardless of price. If it's a game I'll spend 20+ hours playing, that's an absolute steal at $10.
Delixe
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WBGhiro
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Posted November 21, 2009
Silrog: Well, the good point is that I can invest time and money in newer games as Divinity 2, DOA, MW2. And all those are available for reasonable prizes.
While i too find 9.99 for any of the settlers games a bit too much, i don't think i can say MW2 or DOA are "reasonably" priced (how much are they? around 60€ right? and then there's DLC too).
EDIT: yeah, Delixe was quicker than me
Post edited November 21, 2009 by WBGhiro
Silrog
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Posted November 21, 2009
WBGhiro: While i too find 9.99 for any of the settlers games a bit too much, i don't think i can say MW2 or DOA are "reasonably" priced (how much are they? around 60€ right? and then there's DLC too).
EDIT: yeah, Delixe was quicker than me
EDIT: yeah, Delixe was quicker than me
60€? You should import your games instead, I paid 32€ for MW2 and something around 30 for DOA.
That is also one reason why I fear Online Distribution. Via retail you can find several dozen alternatives. Here you have 3 or 4 options which all are strictly regulated.
Post edited November 21, 2009 by Silrog