10 bucks is a little steep....

[Yawn]

I heard (from Tracy Hickman in FB group) About the old Krynn games coming to Steam...was very excited to hear...... If i am being honest eventually (eveeeentually) i will probably buckle and buy , but eeesh just seems a little much considering the game and i love the fact it also contains a list of content ( all of which is unavailable) Classy. No achievements ... nothing. The whole bundle should be ten bucks...if no attention is going into these age old classics.

[Hidron]

They have been on GoG for a while too at the same price. You could always set up an account at a site like isthereanydeal to keep a watch out for good sales in the future. Btw, the site I mentioned shows a historical low for the Krynn set of $1.99 on GoG 4 years ago.

[Valandryl]

Currently here the games are cheaper on Steam (8€ normal price) than on GoG (9,2€). And it has extra content. So it's a better deal.

[Pookie101]

I gave someone an "ACHIVEMENT EARNED* comment in another thread. I could do it for you too :)

A bit pricey yes but still they are an awesome step back into time for me :)

[!d10cr4cy]

72 odd hours so far with this one trilogy - money well spent. Now just need the War of the Lance strategy game (So I don't have to keep dusting off the ol' C64 to play it) and I'll be a happy camper for sure.

[Serial LARPist]

You are poor.

[TJDJ]

10 isn't so bad you get the three krynn games not just one the manuals, journals and clue books.

[✟DEUS✟ Quercus]

Originally posted by RPG Historian:

You are poor.

Pray tell, do you earnestly presume that an individual on Steam, presumably bearing a computer to engage in various online intricacies and games, would be in the lower echelons of wealth? In soothe, could it instead be that this individual is frugal in his spending of lavish items and contemplates critically when mulling over his purchases, as opposed to chewing dollar notes and emptying his coffers with wanton abandon?

[Serial LARPist]

Originally posted by ✟DEUS✟ Quercus:

Originally posted by RPG Historian:

You are poor.

Pray tell, do you earnestly presume that an individual on Steam, presumably bearing a computer to engage in various online intricacies and games, would be in the lower echelons of wealth? In soothe, could it instead be that this individual is frugal in his spending of lavish items and contemplates critically when mulling over his purchases, as opposed to chewing dollar notes and emptying his coffers with wanton abandon?

I'm poor. Everyone is right now.

[!d10cr4cy]

Originally posted by RPG Historian:

Originally posted by ✟DEUS✟ Quercus:

Pray tell, do you earnestly presume that an individual on Steam, presumably bearing a computer to engage in various online intricacies and games, would be in the lower echelons of wealth? In soothe, could it instead be that this individual is frugal in his spending of lavish items and contemplates critically when mulling over his purchases, as opposed to chewing dollar notes and emptying his coffers with wanton abandon?

I'm poor. Everyone is right now.

Alas our poverty weighus upon us like a great....weighty thing and the steepness of the cost be like the cliff of...um... egregious steepiness!

[Serial LARPist]

Originally posted by !d10cr4cy:

Originally posted by RPG Historian:

I'm poor. Everyone is right now.

Alas our poverty weighus upon us like a great....weighty thing and the steepness of the cost be like the cliff of...um... egregious steepiness!

Idiocracy is a great movie.

[!d10cr4cy]

Originally posted by RPG Historian:

Originally posted by !d10cr4cy:

Alas our poverty weighus upon us like a great....weighty thing and the steepness of the cost be like the cliff of...um... egregious steepiness!

Idiocracy is a great movie.

It is one of the best social commentaries out there. A good laugh too. So many good quotes that the whole family still use to this day.

[Serial LARPist]

Originally posted by !d10cr4cy:

Originally posted by RPG Historian:

Idiocracy is a great movie.

It is one of the best social commentaries out there. A good laugh too. So many good quotes that the whole family still use to this day.

I love when he tries to tell them to water crops with water instead of essentially Gatorade or Powerade, and they say, "Water? Like from the toilet?"