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For example, CSGO. $20 for the full game, full price, active community, people are willing to buy it.
A game like Fallout 76, no active community, despirate, therefore the price degrades and an audience is drawn towards it.
There's a reason why Red Dead is still at it's original price all this time, it does well in sales.
Take it as a lesson, if you aren't willing to pay full price for a game, then you probably shouldn't buy it even when it goes on sale.
Summer 2020, Sony Online Store had a major sale; RDR2 Standard was $19.99 and Ultimate was $29.99
But yea on PC we can also enjoy Story Mode mods and such too.
But this game does go on-sale alot on Steam.
Its not good on PS4; but it is decent enough on PS4-PRO, which I have. And my PS4-PRO has a 2TB SSD.
True but they would need higher initial prices so that they have something to actually call a discount when a sales event comes along.
We just had some good sales not long ago on both Sony Store and Steam and my friends got games like BF1 and BFV on PS4 just as cheap as I got them on PC-Steam; which was around $5 each.