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Nobody said otherwise. Not deserving the price is a thing, needing a discount is another.
You assume the cost-value rate is the same for every country. Look at the pricing differences of countries.
I know the minimum wage is awful in Turkey, but the game already recieves a substantial discount compared to the US version (53% cheaper using direct currency conversion.) Still, at a minimum wage of 1,300 Lira per month and average working hours of 225 hours/month, that's an hourly wage of 5.78 Lira, and according to SteamDB this game costs 22 Lira. So it's about 4 hours of extra work in Turkey to buy this game.
And here is your second wrong assumption: You assume that I work.
I am a full time student.
In that case you wouldn't be able to afford the game unless it was free. If you don't have enough time to work and make a bit of money then you certainly don't have enough time to play video games.
Also, I'm not the guy who said it would be an extra 2 hours of work.
Full time study doesn't mean 7 days 24 hours of classes.
And it doesn't mean you don't have any money, it is just not as high as having regular jobs.
I didn't accuse you for that.