Pac1Man wrote: » As a very new PC gamer, these deals are hard to comprehend!
Grahamer666 wrote: » I was the exact same. I used buy console games on the day of release and have hardly finished any of the more recent ones. I always wait now on PC and love the cheaper prices. Picking up some great titles for a fiver that are still around 60 on console.
OSI wrote: » €29.99 on Humble :Phttps://www.humblebundle.com/store/grand-theft-auto-v
Mickeroo wrote: » I've yet to see GTA V drop below 30 on any platform.
Mickeroo wrote: » The gap isn't as big as it used to be (outside of grey market sellers that is). Most AAA games go on sale for similar price on console as they would on steam these days. I've yet to see GTA V drop below 30 on any platform.
RobertFoster wrote: » Another 48hr freebie on Steam - Back to Bed
ED E wrote: » Nice freebie. And like 3 cents worth of cards :pac:
mrcheez wrote: » Remind me again, what are the benefits of cards?
wotzgoingon wrote: » You can sell them apparently. I never sold any so have no experience to tell you what you would get for them.
mrcheez wrote: » Sell them back to Steam is it? Are they like loyalty points that can be used against future transactions? Or if not, who would buy them and why?
Digital Solitude wrote: » Sell them to other users looking for badges.
mrcheez wrote: » Right and badges give you discounts on games or something?
Skerries wrote: » nope they are purely decorational on your account, it is just like collecting anything else such as beer mats or the severed heads of your victims
By crafting Badges, you gain experience, which raises your Steam level. Benefits of having a higher Steam level include: Increased Friends list size (+ 5 friends per level added to the cap) Showcases for your Steam Profile (1 new showcase every 10 levels) Increased chance of Booster Pack drop (+ 20 % chance for every 10 levels) A freshly made Steam account is level 0.
Skerries wrote: » Now I use scripts to mine my cards and sell them but even after selling 10's of thousands I have only earned about €500 the cards are turned into badges which people like but you can't get a full set from mining so that is why people buy them
Remouad wrote: » Lesson No. 1 - Never pay full price. Lesson No. 2 - Get comfortable with having a massive library of games of which you only play a fraction
Colonel Claptrap wrote: » Has anyone ever seen Factorio going for less than 20 quid? Isthereanydeal tells me no.