Too expensive for my currency.

[Korekiyo Shinguji]

So, the title say it all. I use "lira" currency and it costs 625 liras for me, of which, you can call it 625 dollars. Usually these kind of games cost between 250 to 350 when they first come out. But this much money(625 liras) is unaffordable. I wish to see that you guys make a regional pricing. Me and my friends would like to buy this and cannot.

[Accelerator]

I feel you.
Personally, I won't buy it on release day, and wait until it goes on sales. All of Jump games on Steam tend to go on sales quite fast and pretty often, hopefully this one as well.

[melan blunt]

valvenin tavsiye ettiği fiyata göre +473% fazla haha okreozske

[yst]

Originally posted by Accelerator:

All of Jump games on Steam tend to go on sales quite fast and pretty often, hopefully this one as well.

It depends on the publisher of the game and probably has nothing to do with Jump. In this case it's Sega, they usually are not as fast with big discounts as Bandai Namco.

[Korekiyo Shinguji]

going on a sale does not really mean anything to me in this case. How low will it gonna get? 450? 400? its still unbuyable.

[AsuraBoomKiller]

Sega supports for all regions with link if you need to suggest or request something : https://www.sega.fr/support
https://steamcommunity.com/app/1490890/discussions/0/3039354010653719904/

[Momster]

Please. 1 lira is 0.12 dollars, so it's actually roughly 74 USD, just a few dollars more than the US price, and not "too much" at all. If you don't like it, buy it later on sale.

[yst]

Originally posted by Momster:

Please. 1 lira is 0.12 dollars, so it's actually roughly 74 USD, just a few dollars more than the US price, and not "too much" at all. If you don't like it, buy it later on sale.

74 USD in Turkey and 74 USD in US are two completely different things. That's the point of regional pricing.

[Gaius Julius Meowesar]

I am in Hong Kong and I personally am a big fan of Kimetsunoyaiba and I was actually very hyped for this game when I was watching people play it on YouTube but sadly since I am 12, my parents think I am wasting money so I really wish I could afford it but sadly I cannot.

[Grearuler]

Ya şu 60$'dan ucuza 50'ye 40'a alıyorsunuz diye allahın amerikasından yazan adamlara laf anlatmaktan gına geldi, gına. Anlatsan da anlamıyor yarım akıllı, aptal maymunlar.

I agree with you on the price. 625₺? ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. I love Kimetsu no Yaiba, really. But if i buy anything for 625₺, it's Cyberpunk2077+RDR2+ForzaHorizon4. Not this...

[Blur]

Originally posted by Momster:

Please. 1 lira is 0.12 dollars, so it's actually roughly 74 USD, just a few dollars more than the US price, and not "too much" at all. If you don't like it, buy it later on sale.

the guy misrepresented the prices a little (I see a little cos the point was that for his country 70USD was higher than in US) I agree, but hell no, that ♥♥♥♥ is too much LOL. It'd be nice if it was as easy as just waiting for a sale but playerbase dies down in fighting games so you wanna get it as early as you can. Not only that but people would be really skilled by the time you can afford it. Stop defending ♥♥♥♥♥♥ practices, publishers clearly disregarded regional pricing.

[Hadji*]

Originally posted by Momster:

Please. 1 lira is 0.12 dollars, so it's actually roughly 74 USD, just a few dollars more than the US price, and not "too much" at all. If you don't like it, buy it later on sale.

The average pay in some of those countries might be as low as 300-400 dollars but because everything is cheaper in there they can manage, asking for $75 is like asking for a monthly rent or a month worth of food in those countries, That's why we have regional pricing but I guess you're too stupid to comprehend.

[korean pussy eater]

but no one cares

[goktukayra]

Originally posted by kaitohoug:

but no one cares

yeah thats why 10 people replied back you monkey.

[Foster v3.1]

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