Its still subscription based, move along people

[TwinelyWix]

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[SepSlither]

I don’t mind

£25 roughly for a year isn’t that bad when I only play games for a year then don’t touch them again unless it’s a big title.

[TwinelyWix]

Originally posted by SepSlither:

I don’t mind

£25 roughly for a year isn’t that bad when I only play games for a year then don’t touch them again unless it’s a big title.

Thanks i prefer "owning" my games

[SepSlither]

Originally posted by TwinelyWix:

Originally posted by SepSlither:

I don’t mind

£25 roughly for a year isn’t that bad when I only play games for a year then don’t touch them again unless it’s a big title.

Thanks i prefer "owning" my games

you never own your games anyway. at the end of the day you’re just buying games that you could lose access to as soon as tomorrow for double the price.

[TwinelyWix]

Originally posted by SepSlither:

Originally posted by TwinelyWix:

Thanks i prefer "owning" my games

you never own your games anyway. at the end of the day you’re just buying games that you could lose access to as soon as tomorrow for double the price.

1) Thats why i put it in ""
2) Never been the case on steam, even if the game gets delisted you still get to keep it, also if the game at some point became inaccessible they can give you a full refund even past 2 hour playtime / 2 weeks past purchase restrictions (happened when snoy tried to push their services into helldivers 2 a month after the release)

[SepSlither]

Originally posted by TwinelyWix:

Originally posted by SepSlither:

you never own your games anyway. at the end of the day you’re just buying games that you could lose access to as soon as tomorrow for double the price.

1) Thats why i put it in ""
2) Never been the case on steam, even if the game gets delisted you still get to keep it, also if the game at some point became inaccessible they can give you a full refund even past 2 hour playtime / 2 weeks past purchase restrictions (happened when snoy tried to push their services into helldivers 2 a month after the release)

just because it hasn't been the case with Steam yet doesn't mean it cant be.

[TwinelyWix]

Originally posted by SepSlither:

Originally posted by TwinelyWix:

1) Thats why i put it in ""
2) Never been the case on steam, even if the game gets delisted you still get to keep it, also if the game at some point became inaccessible they can give you a full refund even past 2 hour playtime / 2 weeks past purchase restrictions (happened when snoy tried to push their services into helldivers 2 a month after the release)

just because it hasn't been the case with Steam yet doesn't mean it cant be.

Yet to happen, Steam earned my trust through the years, cant say the same about ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ EA or Ubislop.

[jon_8ball]

I agree. Im down to pay 25 bucks but not paying a subscription.

[Larzech]

I was very excited to try this game. Not anymore.

[JosPlays]

I would indeed pay 25 bucks if I were able to use my own Google API keys. Still will check out the game, but will do the free stuff only I think.

[Abu Portant]

It wouldnt be viable for geoguessr to have a fixed price. Do you know how much Google Map API costs ???

https://mapsplatform.google.com/pricing/

It is basically the most expensive variable cost thing you could incorporate into a game.

[JosPlays]

Originally posted by Abu Portant:

It wouldnt be viable for geoguessr to have a fixed price. Do you know how much Google Map API costs ???

https://mapsplatform.google.com/pricing/

It is basically the most expensive variable cost thing you could incorporate into a game.

True, but atleast give us the option to put in our own API keys than. No reason to not give us that option and charge us more money for it though.