Do you regret paying so much
Resident Evil Village Deluxe...and still only played a few levels. Trying to finish 6 and 7 first
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Soulcalibur 6 at release.
Do i regret ? Yes maybe, or no i'm not sure.
When Soulcalibur 7 ?
My personal one is The Sims 4 with all it's expansions. I've bought pretty much every major update until Cottage Living (which I didn't even play yet - lol).
Ah the Sims... You start to buy expansions and soon your wallet is empty ! :p
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So goes for Call of Duty and pretty much any Paradox Entertainment game. 😱
Did you get to play Soul Calibur 6?
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Yes 100% 121h
But soulcalibur 3 on playstation 2 was much much infinitely better.
But i'm glad there is a soulcalibur on Steam. visible confusion i mean it's better than when there wasn't one !
(there are games that i never finished but were a great pleasure to play ; and others that i finished but they were not the best)
Oh Paradox... so many dlc too.
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I wanted to play the Soul Calibur series. I love fighting games, although I don't play them much. Personal favorite is Mortal Kombat 11. I've not played such a good fighting MK in a while. Story was pretty good too!
Does Soul Calibur have a story?
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Every character story in Soulcalibur 6 is just in written form. It delighted the fans of the series, but i feel it was like a visual novel.
Take a look to the video above, all the game it's written like this, text - fight - text - fight - etc. -
In SC3 we had some animated stages, for example a worksite platform or a dynamic clock. In SC6 all stages are inerts ; compared to streetfighter 5 stages i feel it's quite sad.
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In SC3 there was an amazing mode : chronicles of the sword, we moved different types of characters on a tactical map, and we use them to fight so that they could level up. No more in SC6.
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But the super accessible and super intuitive gameplay is still here in SC6. It's still a soulcalibur.
Streetfighter you've to learn by heart not so intuitive attacks. Soulcalibur, your character moves on the screen following your controller : direction + vertical attack or horizontal attack or kick or block. And there are many different weapons with different lengths. Unfortunately they can no more be broken.
I wanted to play the Soul Calibur series. I love fighting games, although I don't play them much. Personal favorite is Mortal Kombat 11. I've not played such a good fighting MK in a while. Story was pretty good too!
I don't like excessive gore of fatalities in mortal kombat... but i played first mortal kombat a lot of hours on gamegear looooong time ago. Violence is very stylized in soulcalibur, it's the extreme opposite, it's just aesthetic with a lot of light effects.
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I've only played Street Fighter 4, I didn't even know that SF 5 had those cool new areas. I've always been intrigued on the Soulcalibur series, but never played it.
I even own the 6th one and didn't yet play it. 😅
Thank you for bringing that out. I need to play some of my sports games, as I've been neglecting them for other type of games I am playing.
I don't like excessive gore of fatalities in mortal kombat... but i played first mortal kombat a lot of hours on gamegear looooong time ago. Violence is very stylized in soulcalibur, it's the extreme opposite, it's just aesthetic with a lot of light effects.
Yeah, I get that, but the story of MK improved a lot from what it used to be. You'll actually enjoy more the character development. If you can ignore that, it makes sense. I find the violence quite stress releasing.
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"Sherlock Holmes Crimes & punishments" at full price (30 dol.). It was when the rumor that due to problems between frogware and the distributor it was going to be remove from stores, some years ago (pre Covid-19, maybe). Without remorse about it (well, maybe a little XD)
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Not so sure about the most recent one, but crimes & punishments what a masterpiece ! Regret ? You shoudn't !
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The remorse was mostly about pay the full price, but I agree with you, is very enjoyable
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You have to think that you've supported the developers. Frogwares aren't such a big company as far as I've heard.
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I haven't played Chapter One yet, but I've played the previous six titles. Crimes & Punishments gets my vote as the best game in the series prior to that.
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I've never had a game be removed and not have a replacement. I mean I have some games removed, but I can still play them? I haven't tried. 🤔
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If you get them on your steam's library, yes, you can. I buyed Crimes & punishments for the fear to never can play it if the rumours were true.
Spoiler: The game wasn't remove from the store. But the developers now are the distribuyers too, so I think the rumour had some real background
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I've not been aware of it. I will give the games a try at some point. I love detective games. They contain some mind-blowing cases sometimes and I'm sure Sherlock has something like that.
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The most i’ve ever paid for a single game purchase has to be the Eidos Anthology for £60. Quite a pricy buy but very worth it.
When it comes to individual game purchases, i tend to not spend more than £10.
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Interesting, paying 6x more for a game must have set you back a little. I believe you'd rather wait than hop on a new game that came out?
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Yeah, for PC i just wait till they go on sale, and for consoles i buy a second hand copy a year or two later. A bonus is that by then usually most dlcs have come out and it’s easier to get them all in one big package 😄
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I also prefer to buy a game later for the mere fact that DLC's can come out. Smart move! 👍🏻🙂
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Both attack on titans game. It never really went on sale (especially in those main ones) so when I got a big chunk of money I went a head and brought them. This was around the time of also gifting 2 copies of life is strange true colours because of that money so it was like here's my treat and here's yours
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yeah sometimes you kinda have to. I havent touched the 2nd game yet but the 1st one was worth every penny. If its a game I 100% have trust in I'll buy them off sale to play right then and there. Like I need to get grisaia phantom trigger 8. Like I'll happily buy that game off sale but when the time comes for me to play
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It was one of the only anime series I've watched recently and I've stopped watching Anime, like about 12-13 years ago. I do remember playing Attack on Titans 1 a bit in the campaign area and just recalling some scenes from the anime. It's weird the interface and combat, but it's not a bad game.
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ive watched the 2 seasons that I own. I know a bit of the late game parts and honestly it doesn't make me want to watch it. I see those little pictures now and then and yeah it just ruins my mood. Like i want to finish but no
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I think I haven't paid more then 10 EUR for single game ever
All of the games are either through bundles or heavily discounted. Usually I buy a game if I truly truly want it and it falls below 10 EUR
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Quite a difficult thing to do. Patience has probably rewarded you well, but there's some games, that don't ever go below £20-30 even if it's discounted at 50%. Looking at you Red Dead Redemption 2. 😳
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Of course this has made me miss out on some great titles.. Read Dead including.
With the prices still crazy I haven't gotten around to upgrading my PC either so I wouldn't even be able to run Red Dead.. Other times I know I wont play the game that much so justifying paying around 30-40 EUR seems a excessive to me..
I see here people have paid a lot more but also played it like 1k hours .... The most played game in my library is around 300 or something hours on ETS2 which I've gathered over the years .. I could go for 100 hours if story is awesome but usually I just finish the story and don't go really into the lore and everything as I don't have time for that..
Witcher was a game I missed out on many years due to this as well. I actually read the books, then saw the netflix series and only then got the game for some 10 EUR IIRC and finished it only last year (and this one I'm replaying fully once I upgrade my PC, so if the same case would apply for Read Dead, I might get that at current price as well)
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lol, dozens of people work on a game for several years and you refuse to give them more than 10 EUR? That's less than a meal in a restaurant. You do visit restaurants, don't you?
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And did I at any point say it's not worth it? I understand very well how business works and I understand the manpower and time that it takes to make a game and I have nothing to say against the price that is asked for a game.
The thing is about salaries - my country has median salary around 12k a year. USA has it around 34k. Of course living and all of the costs are higher there, but games still cost the same. In my previous workplace I earned 1k a month before tax. Take off tax, rent, fuel, food and 20, 30 or even more 60 eur for a game is just an expense that can't be justified (for me obviously). Maybe that's why I wasn't left with 10 EUR in my bank account in the end of the month but actually had something saved and many people have it even lower salaries then I do...
So for the same logic let's bring up cars - I mean technology and manpower required to build a modern car justifies it's price of let's say 50k. How do you expect someone to buy such a car if they don't earn at least 40-50k themselves? I'm left with a 1000 eur worth rustbucket and just because something is worth it doesn't mean I have enough money to buy something.
Luckily I did start a new work with increased salary and I hope I'll have more expendable money to spend on games. I wont justify that big of a purchase for something that is not a necessity though Same for a PC - some here are buying 3-4k PCs, that is several month salary for me and due to fucked up market I have to overpay for an old PC now so here I'm sitting with 10 yo PC. As for restaurants - I go to restaurants very rarely and in most cases to some place that is below 10 eur. And even then the food is secondary to meeting people.
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It's the economy that we're talking here. I've gown up in a 2nd world country, with the economy of a 3rd world country. Living off of £350/month salary and paying 10% of your salary for just a fame is a dishonor to yourself man. Some people don't understand the struggle to want to play games, not pirate them and also pay the money the developers are asking.
And no, people in 2nd and 3rd world countries don't always go to restaurants to eat. I am speaking from my personal experience and I lived in Romania, Europe.
Life in UK is 5x more affordable. You actually can afford easily to pay £10 to £30. If I do a take-away delivery from a fast-food it costs me £30 to have it delivered. Its a totally different world that not many understand.
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Of course this has made me miss out on some great titles.. Read Dead including.
With the prices still crazy I haven't gotten around to upgrading my PC either so I wouldn't even be able to run Red Dead.. Other times I know I wont play the game that much so justifying paying around 30-40 EUR seems a excessive to me..
That makes sense I guess. It's best to focus on that as it ruins the whole experience. I've put the game down too because my PC wasn't able to handle but the bare minimum.
I see here people have paid a lot more but also played it like 1k hours .... The most played game in my library is around 300 or something hours on ETS2 which I've gathered over the years .. I could go for 100 hours if story is awesome but usually I just finish the story and don't go really into the lore and everything as I don't have time for that..
Well yeah, I mean, this thread is not to compare who has the most money, but to have a retrospective of our purchases. Sometimes waiting for a game to go on sale saves us some bucks, but hurts the developers. You can choose really. I'm more eager to pay full price to an indie company than to a AAA company.
Witcher was a game I missed out on many years due to this as well. I actually read the books, then saw the netflix series and only then got the game for some 10 EUR IIRC and finished it only last year (and this one I'm replaying fully once I upgrade my PC, so if the same case would apply for Read Dead, I might get that at current price as well)
RDR 2 is priced sometimes at £27.49 (especially now as I write this message) and I'm personally hesitating to buy it. I value my money based on the time I spend with a game. If the game is worth £10 and I spend 20-50 hours on it. It was totally worth my money. If I don't even play it, it's a waste of money.
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this thread is not to compare who has the most money, but to have a retrospective of our purchases
Yes, of course :) my intention was not to compare money but the "entertainment" that has been received from said purchase. If someone spends 1000 hours in a game I feel like 100 eur is a justifiable expense (if you have that kind of disposable income). For me as I said it's rarely over 20-30 hours.. so I really watch how much money is spent on a game. And at times you really don't know if it's going to be a finished story within 10 hours and never play it again or constant replayability of 100+ hours
If I don't even play it, it's a waste of money.
That's why I will most likely only consider RDR2 after I've upgraded the PC. No point for it to sit in my library. That role is reserved for hundred of games I get through bundles :D
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Yes, of course :) my intention was not to compare money but the "entertainment" that has been received from said purchase. If someone spends 1000 hours in a game I feel like 100 eur is a justifiable expense (if you have that kind of disposable income). For me as I said it's rarely over 20-30 hours.. so I really watch how much money is spent on a game. And at times you really don't know if it's going to be a finished story within 10 hours and never play it again or constant replayability of 100+ hours
100 hours is a lot of gaming in my opinion. If the game isn't long, but makes me spend that time, is totally worth it.
That's why I will most likely only consider RDR2 after I've upgraded the PC. No point for it to sit in my library. That role is reserved for hundred of games I get through bundles :D
This is why I spend more time with my games as I want to play the ones that I desire the most, as one day all my build up backlog will become irrelevant and I may just as well pass it to my children. 😅
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4 60$ tier and one 90$ tier support packs in poe. Don't really regret it since its my 2nd most played game after warcraft 3. Thousands upon thousands of hrs played.
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Path of Exile is an excellent game as I've seen. They always update and bring new stuff. Totally worth it in my opinion if a game holds you that much.
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My most expensive purchase for "one game" is $40 for Mass Effect Legendary Edition during N7 Day last year .. but I knew long before that IT.IS.WORTH.IT
Even if I had $60 on its release I would have paid it .. "Relive the legend" is worth it
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My most expensive purchase for "one game" is $40 for Mass Effect Legendary Edition during N7 Day last year .. but I knew long before that IT.IS.WORTH.IT
If you've never played the trilogy before and wanted to try it worth it 100%. I bought it at a discount and don't regret it. It came a month later on EA Play, so yeah. I did wanted to own it.
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It's a lovely game man, I've dug in that game 91 Hours.
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Either Sims 2 expansions or the Japanese limited edition of Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Spirit of Justice. Don't really know because I didn't get all Sims 2 expansions by myself (I was a kid) and the Ace Attorney stuff had shipping and customs that I don't remember the cost of.
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If someone bought it, they maybe got it at a retail price? I wish I was supplied with expansions like that by my parents. 😅
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I wasn't spoiled, I had to to x amount of chores to get a new expansion! I just can't remember any prices, this was a long time ago... but I had almost all expansions so there must've been some amount of money sunk into it.
One nice thing EA did later was turning Sims 2 into the full edition on Origin, so any DLC you didn't have were automatically added to the game. Sadly I have outgrown the franchise and I just can't get the same enjoyment out of doing random stuff in the game in the same way like when I was little.
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Didn't say you were spoiled, but supplied. 😀 My parents didn't understand how important for me was gaming at the time. I had my best friend's father who used to give some copies of games and me and my friend would burn them on another CD/DVD and play the games on our computers. 😅
One nice thing EA did later was turning Sims 2 into the full edition on Origin, so any DLC you didn't have were automatically added to the game. Sadly I have outgrown the franchise and I just can't get the same enjoyment out of doing random stuff in the game in the same way like when I was little.
I wish they had a subscription that included all these DLC's. I wouldn't mind paying £10/month to play the games.
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My parents aren't gamers but they kinda raised me to become one. They got plenty of kids learning games on CD-ROM for me and my siblings to play, and they preferred to take us to McDonald's only when they had books and games in their Happy Meals. I guess they thought we might as well learn to read and count by playing fun kids games instead of only putting us in front of the TV to watch cartoons.
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Games taught me a lot and I'm sure they did you too. I'm not a native English speaker, but I've learned a lot from games and in fact, the majority of my English level is due to the fact that gaming was the contributor. I don't watch movies or series much, so I couldn't have learned from there. Games are an important factor of learning. It teaches you to become patient, persistent and ambitious.
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Fallout 4. US $60 for the base game at release, US $30 for the season pass.
I think my 1,125 hours will speak for itself.
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The amount you paid and for what you've played, you can say that you bought it for pennies. 🤣
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I think probably the deluxe PC edition of Assassin's Creed Revelations. I pre-ordered it for some stupid price, and it came with a giant hard-back book of lore. I did have the sense to avoid the version with the statue made of cheap plastic though.
I didn't play it and didn't read the book. Eventually a friend lent me the game on Xbox - I played through it on console for free and needn't have bothered buying it. No idea where my edition even is now.
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I think probably the deluxe PC edition of Assassin's Creed Revelations. I pre-ordered it for some stupid price, and it came with a giant hard-back book of lore. I did have the sense to avoid the version with the statue made of cheap plastic though.
I've never in my life orderdered a package that contained a figurine and other stuff. I think it's really cool, but I've never found the right game to say: This is it! I'm getting the whole thing. Although, nowadays, I buy Deluxe or Ultimate edition for games I'm 100% I'll like.
didn't play it and didn't read the book. Eventually a friend lent me the game on Xbox - I played through it on console for free and needn't have bothered buying it. No idea where my edition even is now.
Oh man! That's tragic. 😥 I'm sorry I made you think about it. I hope you find it.
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$100 for a Steam copy of the delisted game Transformers Devastation.
$90~100 for a copy of Panzer Dragoon Saga on the Sega Saturn (in 1999).
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$100 for a Steam copy of the delisted game Transformers Devastation.
Ouch! What a hit. They bumped the price so much it's crazy!
$90~100 for a copy of Panzer Dragoon Saga on the Sega Saturn (in 1999).
Are you a collector of games, if you don't mind me asking?
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I used to be a game collector, had shelves of all sorts of retro games, but over the past 10'ish years I sold off most of my collection.
Still have a few of my favorites sitting around though. :)
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Oh man, that must have been a hard time to give them away after all that effort. Nowadays do you collect them digitally or physically?
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Whatever the price for the Super Deluxe Edition of Borderlands 3 on Steam release was. I think it was 50€ but I'm not sure.
Edit: actually, I had every single expansion pack for Sims 2 back in the day (the og game install took four (!) disks, can you imagine?), anyway, so probably it's actually Sims 2, since back then I bought them all as physical copies in stores which obviously is way more expensive.
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Oh yeah! I remember that! I remember having 2 CD's for Dungeon Siege. 🤣 Crazy times!
Funny enough, Borderlands 3 on Humble Bundle's choice for February. I got it just recently. I didn't play the series much, it didn't click with me the first one, but I bought them and said to myself. You know what? I'll play all 4 of them. 😀 One day...
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Well, if you're trying to get into it, I'd recommend starting with 2. Even if the story is out of order then but the graphics and just general gameplay of the first game is... boy, oh boy, not the best 😅 Bl2 is a seriously good game though! Personally I did enjoy the pre-sequel and Bl3 too, but there's no doubt that Bl2 is the best game!
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I'm a bit weird, I probably will go through the torture to replay Borderlands 1 just to better understand the game. Sometimes I hate myself, but I enjoy more the games then, knowing how it feels to play the whole series.
I've actually played Far Cry 1 & 2 and Just Cause 1 & 2 just so I can play the newer one's even if the 1st one made my eyes bleed. 🤣
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I've not played any rhythm games really, I doubt I'd not like them if the music is dope. I love music. I listen to it every single day.
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As worded, the answer to your question is obvious - our house!
But you seem to be referring to video games, specifically. :) I think the most I've spent was on Fallout 3's special edition with the lunch box, or possibly Fallout New Vegas' special edition with the poker chips and playing cards. Fallout 2 was, and probably still is, my favorite game of all time, so I was all-in on the new Fallout games even if they didn't live up to Interplay's classics (FONV came much closer than FO3).
I don't regret it, but I was annoyed that the high-priced special editions didn't allow me to get the DLCs without paying more. And it's been a long time since I paid more than $30 for even the best AAA games. I've just got TOO many backlogged games to justify buying a game immediately upon its release, with rare exceptions.
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As worded, the answer to your question is obvious - our house!
I hope you're most happy about your house than any other game you've purchased. That stuff is important!
But you seem to be referring to video games, specifically. :) I think the most I've spent was on Fallout 3's special edition with the lunch box, or possibly Fallout New Vegas' special edition with the poker chips and playing cards. Fallout 2 was, and probably still is, my favorite game of all time, so I was all-in on the new Fallout games even if they didn't live up to Interplay's classics (FONV came much closer than FO3).
I think the lunchbox is awesome. Did you ever use it or it's more a collection thing?
I don't regret it, but I was annoyed that the high-priced special editions didn't allow me to get the DLCs without paying more. And it's been a long time since I paid more than $30 for even the best AAA games. I've just got TOO many backlogged games to justify buying a game immediately upon its release, with rare exceptions.
I do too, but I have an issue. I tell myself, I will not be able to buy the game when I want because it won't be discounted and second, I can't afford buying more games at once, so it's best to spread it out, monthly buying a few bundles and games on my wishlist.
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I hope you're most happy about your house than any other game you've purchased. That stuff is important!
Oh yes, absolutely! We love our home!
I think the lunchbox is awesome. Did you ever use it or it's more a collection thing?
I really wanted to use it, but it's TINY. It might've worked in elementary school, when I generally just brought a small sandwich and a few small snacks, but it's too small for the Tupperware-type containers I put leftovers in.
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I'm not in the habit of buying newly released games because every single time I've made a preorder, I've been burned by that game turning out horribly or swiftly going on sale (or even going free to play,) soon after it released and failed.
I have however spent way too much money on individual games in the form of subscriptions to MMOs. One year of playing a game at $10-15 a month definitely adds up. I've gotten a whole lot of play time and enjoyment out of the MMORPG's I've played, but thinking about how much those games have cost me if I were to convert those monthly payments into one lump sum does make you question what a game is really worth.
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I'm not in the habit of buying newly released games because every single time I've made a preorder, I've been burned by that game turning out horribly or swiftly going on sale (or even going free to play,) soon after it released and failed.
True, that can hurt you quite badly and really have some trust issues.
I have however spent way too much money on individual games in the form of subscriptions to MMOs. One year of playing a game at $10-15 a month definitely adds up. I've gotten a whole lot of play time and enjoyment out of the MMORPG's I've played, but thinking about how much those games have cost me if I were to convert those monthly payments into one lump sum does make you question what a game is really worth.
What's your top 5 MMO's of all time?
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I used to play Summoners War on my phone. I'm guessing I spent around $1500 on that game before quitting.
For Steam: Dark Souls 3 Deluxe Edition prepurchase. Around $85 Canadian.
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I used to play Summoners War on my phone. I'm guessing I spent around $1500 on that game before quitting.
Woah! That's a lot of money spent. 😱 If you enjoyed it, f**k it! Worth it man. 👍🏻
For Steam: Dark Souls 3 Deluxe Edition prepurchase. Around $85 Canadian.
Did you enjoy the game?
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Wow, thats a lot! I spent a lot of time playing SW and praying for getting the best girl (and after a few years I finally got her.) I loved the concept of the game at first - spending a few moments each time I was bored playing something on my mobile phone. But after all those updates it got really time consuming, at the end I was playing the game only because of their FOMO events, so I quit.
It was a really nice game a few years back^^ Never played anything on my phone just as much as this game.
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Yeah, it was a surprisingly fun game. It was a surprisingly balanced game. Spending a "little" got you a huge boost, but for those who wanted to be the best (not me), the return was tragically bad.
I had a similar experience as you. The time commitment became too much, and I had to uninstall.
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Yup, it was nicely balanced till it came to violent runes :D Especially when they tried making SW into e-sport, it was quite obvious that skill didn't matter if you got luck and enough procs on your side.
I never really spent anything because all the packs I would want were 250$+ and I found that some crazy prices even though I was really wanted some units. I even convinced 5 or so friends to play with me (or they became fascinated by that game when they saw me playing it, would be more accurate).
I remember seeing JewBagel getting Tiana and trying not to wake his neighbors up, that was really nice^^ He pulled her with a lot of luck from one legendary scroll he bought for 100$ or so, it caused a lof ot people to talk about how streamers have better rng with summons :D
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The only thing I was dissapointed about, was finding out that their figurines were used only for giveaways. I would love to buy their merch and I would definitely spend some unholy amount of cash, they were all really well made! I'm always convincing myself not to buy one from ebay from resellers. Lora looks really awesome though, dunno if I can resist.
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I supported a couple servers in gmod and bought a bunch of keys in tf2. But biggest amount on a game would be i'm guessing Arma 3 with its dlcs or total warhammer with dlcs. Kinda dont want to play arma anymore until I get a 3000 or 4000 series card though lol hoping the next gen AMD series is even better.
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Arma 2?
You seem to have spent on Arma 2: Operation Arrowhead 88 hrs on record.
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I've got two accounts so bought arma 3 twice along with a couple other games lol
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Oh I see. ARMA III is a couple of years old, do they plan to come with ARMA IV? Would you play it if that would be the case?
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Def, I like to play on the less serious servers like wasteland where its basically a non-stop battle royale until the server resets. I guess its kinda like the game Rust but more military. King of the Hill is also a fun game mode.
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Wasn't ARMA kinda the ones that initiated the battle royale system in a way? Well, kinda of a mix between that and Battlefield. Correct me if I'm wrong.
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Not sure if its the first but its def atleast one of the first. I did not play it much cuz battle roayle + military sim = a lot of hiding in a bush on a hill next to a dirt road for hours on end waiting for me to walk by lol also they never put armored vehicles in BR just regular trucks and cars. Pretty sure there were multiple modders for BR in arma and one of them was player unknown who made pubg later.
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Oh, that's interesting. So they got inspired by ARMA. 😮
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Death Stranding, not even on sale and still haven't launched it. You know I'll be paying for the Director's Cut upgrade... xd
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It's an great game! I've never expected it to like it so much. 🙂
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If you haven't launched it, I wonder if you could still refund it. 🤔
Director's cut is launching in 2 days!
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I got it when it came out so, no. I don't think so. Wanna get through some backlog before I get to the good stuff. haHAA
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Depends when you bought it. I think you can't refund it if you purchased it a while back.
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the most i've ever spent on a single game was Cyberpunk 2077 on sale (incl. tax) for $51.95 😁 but i've played it for over 400hrs, so that's definitely worth it to me.
i never spend a lot on just 1 game, but i've probably spent a few $K on bundles & sales over the years.
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the most i've ever spent on a single game was Cyberpunk 2077 on sale (incl. tax) for $51.95 😁 but i've played it for over 400hrs, so that's definitely worth it to me.
Despite the issues, I think the game is good. My wife enjoyed it and recommend it too and she is quite fussy with what games she plays and how much she spends. She normally doesn't spend much time in games unless they are online.
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Depending on how you look at it...
I paid £160 for Street Fighter 2 on the SNES (Japanese import)
or I have paid £9.99 q month since the mid 2000s for World of Warcraft along with loads of cosmetics and extras probably totalling well over £6,000 in total
I've probably spent a similar amount on Hearthstone...
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Woah! That can make you think in retrospective. I mean, it's something you can't get back, but the amazing time you spend in those games are totally worth it. In WoW would turn free, I'm sure more people would play it. It's an excellent MMO, but needs a visual lift-up to fit with the current game graphics that some MMO's have.
You may say visuals don't matter, but the new generation of gamers will not pick the old games because of the outdated looks. It's like trying to play a game from 80's or 90's for them. 🤣 It would be hard for us to pick a game, although it's a far fetched analogy.
The game still deserves a lot of love. I wonder what XBox will do with the new Blizzard acquisition.
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Does Kickstarter count? Something odd possessed me and I paid (sorry, 'pledged') €250 for Everspace 2.
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Bearing in mind that nothing has been delivered yet (the game is not finished), this included future dlcs, game in metal case, soundtrack cd, a3 star map and art book.
Based on the developers previous record, the way they have continually communicated with their backers, approach to alpha/beta program and now Steam early access, I'm hugely confident of them delivering (as long as you accept Kickstarters take twice as long as they say).
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I really hope you get it. It seems like an interesting game and I've got it on my Wishlist for a while.
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They do! One game that sparked my interest back in the days for a Kickstarter was a MMO that you had a character that could age up and die and in order for you to get a new life, you had to buy it? It's called Chronicles of Elyria. The packages they had reach to even $5,000. No joke.
Here's the list of prices:
- Elyrian Package – Increase of $5 (from $40 to $45)
- Pioneer Package – Increase of $5 (from $70 to $75)
- Founder Package – Increase of $5 (from $100 to $105)
- Bloodline Package – Increase of $10 (from $125 to $135)
- Settler Package – Increase of $10 (from $175 to $185)
- Proprietor Package – Increase of $10 (from $225 to $235)
- Mayor Package – Increase of $50 (from $250 to $300)
- Magistrate Package – Increase of $50 (from $500 to $550)
- Governor Package – Increase of $50 (from $750 to $800)
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I backed the Kickstarter for Dreamfall Chapters with 75€ back in the day. I had loved The Longest Journey and especially Dreamfall so much.
And then during development they jumped on the Telltale "choices matter" train and turned it into something I never wanted, diverting from the original concept of telling a deep story into .... eh. I haven't played it to this day and my disappointment is hard to measure.
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I agree about Dreamfall Chapters(didn't back their kickstarter but I did buy it on steam). I'm a big fan of the other 2 but for whatever reason I just couldn't get myself to play the newest one. I think I installed/uninstalled it like 2 times now, but I just haven't played it yet.
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You can't request for a refund or something for such a situation?
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most purchase for me was VR valve index and then bought plenty games which cost about 200€
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Hi and welcome back to another random question.
Today's topic is quite simple: What was the most expensive purchase you've ever made? This could be a collection you've bought at a really pricy time because you couldn't contain yourself not to buy it or you could mention a game you've bought that maybe is no longer on Steam and had to buy it on a key-shop or something.
My personal one is The Sims 4 with all it's expansions. I've bought pretty much every major update until Cottage Living (which I didn't even play yet - lol).
Anyway, what was yours?
The price for ALL the expansions is £515.08, without the game, that costs £35. I didn't pay that much, but I've paid for sure £150. 😨
Update: I came to the realization that I've spent a lot more in League of Legends, which is no surprise. I have played that game for more than 4 seasons, that's about 4 years, every single day, if I could. Based on my calculations I've spent £231.55. 😳😅
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