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Steam has been comfortable for many years in that its community is too fanboy and never complains.
I even had the luck that the Epic Store is rubbish and cannot rival it, but hopefully that project would have gone well for steam to move its ass.
Last I checked, it only made Devs attack their Community, it didn't produce
anything good through the Pandemic...
The Sales that went on? Were on broken Games, & even then, the Sales weren't great at all...
You could keep funding Game Devs if you want... I quit Funding in January already, a
while ago... I just talk on the Forums now, which isn't very much, because I don't have
very many ways to visit the Forums now...
Ya, i'm not trying to sturr people away from buying content, i'm just sharring my experience,
& am telling the Community, that i've had enough... You can have all the content, it's all yours,
go have at it... I'm walking the other way...
PS: It also got many Users Banned from STEAM...
Though, I dunno if very many people are still being Banned anymore, i've been
away for a while, so I don't even know the current state STEAM is in right now...
75% discounts are still there, some in disguise. However a big chunk of the deep end discounts we used to have on big sales transmuted into $1 bundle games in bundle sites.
Only to log in again during the sale to complain how ♥♥♥♥♥♥ the sale is
I know there are Valve staff who are very high profile on the forums - but they are not the ones opening the discussions.
I was amused because the query over why the Sega 60 sale hadn't been given greater prominence meant it got a lot of forum publicity before the weekend it headlined.
S.x.
Oh, how bad sales are on Steam
Back in the day I used to get the games I wanted really cheap. These days i'm lucky if the games I want go as low as 40%.
Apparently it was the other way around:
Sales are automated. There's no one manually changing up the prices.
They went extinct for a multitude of reasons that made them less and less relevant and benefitial. Note flash deal discounts were already diminishing in the last few sales before they dissapeared completely (Note how despite having flash deals the average discount for 2015 sale is only 11% greater than the one sale without flash/daily deals... discounts were already flattening anyway)
Actually no. It prevents people from spending because there is a chance to get the things you want for cheaper. And the longer people hold out, the more they realize they don't really need to buy it. Or they simply miss the flash sale and get disgruntled.
Doom Eternal is a new release. Even with flash sales you'd be hard pressed to find a six months old title going for 66 % off. Especially now when publishers realised they don't need to fire sale their back catalogue.
Fanatical and GMG outright admits in their FAQ they are key reseller - they buy keys from devs own sites in bulk and make profit on exchange/other shenningans. Thing is they are selling valid keys so nobody's talking about this.
They also resell Humble Bundle various bundles. Most of their catalogue won't show up before they get featured in HB bundles.
But even if the numbers are off it's safe to assume the change didn't go bad on them. And it wasn't a sharp change anyway. People got eased to no flash deal by having flash deals become diminishingly 'flashy' over the last sales that still featured them. So it wasn't a big loss the sale they weren't there.
Fanatical resells keys. The are selling their inventory and can do so for a loss.
But don't expect something on this happening on Steam anytime soon. Look up "loss leader".
To elaborate:
On big sales games had tow discounts - the normal one and the featured one.
A featured discount was applied during
- the 48 hour period of daily deals
- 8 hours of flash sale
- 8 hours of community choice
- 24 hours of last chance day
So on a 10 day sale period the the featured discount was for more than a third of the time.
And people got angry and disappointed if they happen to miss exactly that third and rightfully asked themselves why they should pay more for the game than the studio is willing to take.
Oh and let's not forget people buying the game before the featured discount was ... featured.
Which with the servers melting at the beginning of many deals cycle wasn't a rare occurrence.
People remember the good and are easy to forget the bad and sales during the flash deals times were one hell of a bumpy ride.
The actual sales may be 'lame' but at least they do not require a manual as the former ones used to require.
I was completely dissapointed with the HB sale. Literally not a single thing I would be interested in. My hope and wallet go to Steam now