Hearts of Iron IV

Hearts of Iron IV

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TheKralex Feb 17, 2024 @ 3:27pm
DLCS needs to be cheaper
I have like 4 dlcs, i want them all to have the full experience, but i dont feel spending 150$ on the rest of the DLCS.
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LeMoNz Feb 17, 2024 @ 3:38pm 
Ironically your the reason the DLC's are so expensive...
TheKralex Feb 17, 2024 @ 3:39pm 
Why? lol
Aluvard Feb 17, 2024 @ 5:55pm 
Look outside Steam, this site compares only trusted, legal shops:
https://isthereanydeal.com/
HappySack Feb 17, 2024 @ 5:58pm 
Just get them on sale then and outside of Steam as they can be over 50% off unlike Steam, note the most recent ones are not subject to this.
Last edited by HappySack; Feb 18, 2024 @ 11:16pm
wait for sales, and not just steam sales. look up some sites that list when sites give certain deals- I bought into Hoi4 via Humble Bundle I think? Dont remember how much but I got HOI4 + MTG, WTT, TFV, DOD for less then $60 USD
How do you feel about AA games deciding to cost $90 USD in the next year
Fighteraviator120 Feb 18, 2024 @ 9:57am 
just buy on christmas sale lol
Maya-Neko Feb 18, 2024 @ 1:14pm 
Originally posted by TheKralex:
Why? lol

Because of how the human psyche works. On the default price you think more about the pros and cons of the game/DLC, while on a sale your attention is directed more towards the amount of money you would save by buying it now and the time limit of the offer (regardless of it returning in the future anyway).

That said, while on a DLC that costs 5 $ on default, chances are higher, that you try to evaluate the pros and cons of the content of the DLC and you might come to the conclusion, that it's not worth it and that you would want to wait for a sale down to like 2-3 $.

On the other side, if a game costs 20 $ initially and it being reduced to 10 $ on a sale, then it's more about the emoitional side of your decision making and the brain sends signals that saving 10 $ is a good deal and due to the limited time of the offer, the pressure is intensified even more.

It is possible to learn to resist this pressure, but if you're unaware of this quirk of human psychology and even more so if you've yet not experienced money problems, then you might not even be aware of how often your brain has tricked you into this kind of emotional decision making. Though that said, making decisions like that is not a problem on default, unless you get into financial problems over it, which can cause people to never take a look into their decision process.
Last edited by Maya-Neko; Feb 18, 2024 @ 1:15pm
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Date Posted: Feb 17, 2024 @ 3:27pm
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