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2. Irritates users that just missed a sale.
3. I don't believe in the culture of constant mass fire-sales of games that encourage a race to the bottom in lieu of fixing the massive content discoverability problem that exists.
4. Sales and bundles tend to cause huge 'spikes' in new users, which are difficult to serve/support compared to a more steady/regular new user rate, and I pride myself in being as responsive and helpful as possible for new users.
5. The game is already one of the most content-dense VR games on the market and I feel its worth $20 and feel no need or inclination to sell it for less than that.
I am sure that this game is AMAZING and packed full of content, but the concept of never giving sales (on steam) just seems cold hearted and feels more like a "deal with it" attitude. There are plenty of fantastic games that are below their value and still give sales.
There is also the psychology side of sales. I buy a copy of a particular game (not naming it cause im not on that forum) every sale and give it to someone on the forums. I have spent over 200 now on a $25 game. I can't stress this point enough --->the game is on steam. So many people wait for sales to buy games regardless of having the funds for the full price game
Understand that i am not saying this is right or wrong, for that is not for me to judge, but i also doubt that i am the only one that feels this way.
I am clear about the fact that the game will not go on sale, so that people don't wait for it to go on sale. That people are _conditioned_ to wait for sales by Valve, because it makes _them_ more money is of no concern to me. The game is worth at least what it is selling for, and I have no inclination to sell it for less.