so wheres the new pricing regionals ?

[AvenGer1337]

its almost 21 november and they said it will be here 20 nov hello ?

[nullable]

Well yeah, lots of games were gonna be 50% of U.S. pricing if publishers followed Valve's recommendations, and if they didn't bother to input new prices (yet) new region prices default to U.S. prices. So there were always gonna be lots of games using default U.S. prices until publishers get around to updating.

Anyone who thought a majority of developers/publishers were gonna rush off to make those updates before November 20th was probably fooling themselves.

Although since so many people have been carrying on about how much money/business Valve and developers are gonna lose I guess they'll start feeling that immediately. Or such users are gonna find out due to apathy how much they were really worth.

[Pitu]

Origineel geplaatst door fruit flavored ENERGY DRINK:

it's up now. from the looks of it i can guarantee not a single person from turkey or argentina are going to be buying a game within the several following years

yeah, sales are going down. They shot themselves in the foot

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

Origineel geplaatst door nullable:

Anyone who thought a majority of developers/publishers were gonna rush off to make those updates before November 20th was probably fooling themselves.

Most already had to set up their discounts and their nomination crap for the Autumn event. They had time before the switch but some jdgaf.

[Dorian]

I'm just ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ disgusted.

[Heraclius Caesar]

Origineel geplaatst door SadomasTR:

Say goodbye to gaming in Turkey.
I'll give an exaple with USD pricing.
In turkish liras converted to USD S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 was about 12$ and with new pricing it skyrocketed to 60$....
That 's just sad for the beloved Steam platform...

If I'm not mistaken, it's up to developers & publishers to accept Steams suggested new regional pricing. If they don't, then yes it will default to the typical USD price that other people in the world have always had to pay.

And lol it's really wild and incredibly entitled that after all these years of you guys in Turkey & Argentina getting games really cheap that you're going to complain and rant now that you might have to pay what everyone else has to pay for games.

Why should you get to pay less than me for a game? I have bills and mouths to feed and obligations too so frankly it was never fair to begin with that this regional pricing thing permitted other people to pay far less.

The funny thing is you're acting like you've been slighted and mistreated by Steam when it's the developers/publishers who choose the pricing scheme they want to go with. And you know what? If the developers and publishers of the world decide they don't want to participate any longer in regional pricing, then too bad. It was a bad, unfair policy to begin with.

[Свети Отац Сава]

Origineel geplaatst door EL DORIANES:

I'm just ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ disgusted.

Same bro :)

[Свети Отац Сава]

Origineel geplaatst door Heraclius Caesar:

Origineel geplaatst door SadomasTR:

Say goodbye to gaming in Turkey.
I'll give an exaple with USD pricing.
In turkish liras converted to USD S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 was about 12$ and with new pricing it skyrocketed to 60$....
That 's just sad for the beloved Steam platform...

If I'm not mistaken, it's up to developers & publishers to accept Steams suggested new regional pricing. If they don't, then yes it will default to the typical USD price that other people in the world have always had to pay.

And lol it's really wild and incredibly entitled that after all these years of you guys in Turkey & Argentina getting games really cheap that you're going to complain and rant now that you might have to pay what everyone else has to pay for games.

Why should you get to pay less than me for a game? I have bills and mouths to feed and obligations too so frankly it was never fair to begin with that this regional pricing thing permitted other people to pay far less.

The funny thing is you're acting like you've been slighted and mistreated by Steam when it's the developers/publishers who choose the pricing scheme they want to go with. And you know what? If the developers and publishers of the world decide they don't want to participate any longer in regional pricing, then too bad. It was a bad, unfair policy to begin with.

Epic games didn't change its region prices steam lies about devs wanting price changes steam just want bigger price cut !!!

[BRUTAL BUNDY]

Origineel geplaatst door Heraclius Caesar:

Origineel geplaatst door SadomasTR:

Say goodbye to gaming in Turkey.
I'll give an exaple with USD pricing.
In turkish liras converted to USD S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 was about 12$ and with new pricing it skyrocketed to 60$....
That 's just sad for the beloved Steam platform...

If I'm not mistaken, it's up to developers & publishers to accept Steams suggested new regional pricing. If they don't, then yes it will default to the typical USD price that other people in the world have always had to pay.

And lol it's really wild and incredibly entitled that after all these years of you guys in Turkey & Argentina getting games really cheap that you're going to complain and rant now that you might have to pay what everyone else has to pay for games.

Why should you get to pay less than me for a game? I have bills and mouths to feed and obligations too so frankly it was never fair to begin with that this regional pricing thing permitted other people to pay far less.

The funny thing is you're acting like you've been slighted and mistreated by Steam when it's the developers/publishers who choose the pricing scheme they want to go with. And you know what? If the developers and publishers of the world decide they don't want to participate any longer in regional pricing, then too bad. It was a bad, unfair policy to begin with.

I dont know where you from, but here in turkiye, average salary is 450$, so put 60$ in a game is almost impossible.
Do you have to give 20% of your monthly payment for a game?

[AvenGer1337]

Origineel geplaatst door fruit flavored ENERGY DRINK:

it's up now. from the looks of it i can guarantee not a single person from turkey or argentina are going to be buying a game within the several following years

they almost doesent exist , i mean real argentina players doesent exist

[Pitu]

Origineel geplaatst door AvenGer1337:

Origineel geplaatst door fruit flavored ENERGY DRINK:

it's up now. from the looks of it i can guarantee not a single person from turkey or argentina are going to be buying a game within the several following years

they almost doesent exist , i mean real argentina players doesent exist

???

[AvenGer1337]

Origineel geplaatst door Pitu:

Origineel geplaatst door AvenGer1337:

they almost doesent exist , i mean real argentina players doesent exist

???

there are no argentinian real players out there so dont worry about sales , but turkish will still be buying games even with these new prices

[Striker101]

Origineel geplaatst door Heraclius Caesar:

Origineel geplaatst door SadomasTR:

Say goodbye to gaming in Turkey.
I'll give an exaple with USD pricing.
In turkish liras converted to USD S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 was about 12$ and with new pricing it skyrocketed to 60$....
That 's just sad for the beloved Steam platform...

If I'm not mistaken, it's up to developers & publishers to accept Steams suggested new regional pricing. If they don't, then yes it will default to the typical USD price that other people in the world have always had to pay.

And lol it's really wild and incredibly entitled that after all these years of you guys in Turkey & Argentina getting games really cheap that you're going to complain and rant now that you might have to pay what everyone else has to pay for games.

Why should you get to pay less than me for a game? I have bills and mouths to feed and obligations too so frankly it was never fair to begin with that this regional pricing thing permitted other people to pay far less.

The funny thing is you're acting like you've been slighted and mistreated by Steam when it's the developers/publishers who choose the pricing scheme they want to go with. And you know what? If the developers and publishers of the world decide they don't want to participate any longer in regional pricing, then too bad. It was a bad, unfair policy to begin with.

What????? People in turkey make 300$ and less a month which is why the prices were low its because of inflation and people couldn’t afford to spend nearly 1/3 of their hard earned monthly money to a SINGLE game when they have bills to pay and mouths to feed

[Pitu]

Origineel geplaatst door Heraclius Caesar:

Origineel geplaatst door SadomasTR:

Say goodbye to gaming in Turkey.
I'll give an exaple with USD pricing.
In turkish liras converted to USD S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 was about 12$ and with new pricing it skyrocketed to 60$....
That 's just sad for the beloved Steam platform...

If I'm not mistaken, it's up to developers & publishers to accept Steams suggested new regional pricing. If they don't, then yes it will default to the typical USD price that other people in the world have always had to pay.

And lol it's really wild and incredibly entitled that after all these years of you guys in Turkey & Argentina getting games really cheap that you're going to complain and rant now that you might have to pay what everyone else has to pay for games.

Why should you get to pay less than me for a game? I have bills and mouths to feed and obligations too so frankly it was never fair to begin with that this regional pricing thing permitted other people to pay far less.

The funny thing is you're acting like you've been slighted and mistreated by Steam when it's the developers/publishers who choose the pricing scheme they want to go with. And you know what? If the developers and publishers of the world decide they don't want to participate any longer in regional pricing, then too bad. It was a bad, unfair policy to begin with.

Its not entitlement, is just common sense, if the country has another type of economy and you dont make regional prices, you lose sales because less people are going to buy your game, is better to gain 50% of a game than 0%

[SadomasTR]

Origineel geplaatst door Heraclius Caesar:

Origineel geplaatst door SadomasTR:

Say goodbye to gaming in Turkey.
I'll give an exaple with USD pricing.
In turkish liras converted to USD S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 was about 12$ and with new pricing it skyrocketed to 60$....
That 's just sad for the beloved Steam platform...

If I'm not mistaken, it's up to developers & publishers to accept Steams suggested new regional pricing. If they don't, then yes it will default to the typical USD price that other people in the world have always had to pay.

And lol it's really wild and incredibly entitled that after all these years of you guys in Turkey & Argentina getting games really cheap that you're going to complain and rant now that you might have to pay what everyone else has to pay for games.

Why should you get to pay less than me for a game? I have bills and mouths to feed and obligations too so frankly it was never fair to begin with that this regional pricing thing permitted other people to pay far less.

The funny thing is you're acting like you've been slighted and mistreated by Steam when it's the developers/publishers who choose the pricing scheme they want to go with. And you know what? If the developers and publishers of the world decide they don't want to participate any longer in regional pricing, then too bad. It was a bad, unfair policy to begin with.

If publishers do not want the regional pricing anymore then good for them.
But your point is completely off because pricing was also decided by developers when it was on local currency.
We are not to blame to have a lower pricing than the US or Europe etc.because of the exchange rate.
So I do not see how we are entitled and not you of wanting others living in a worst economy paying equally to you...

Anyway...

[Pitu]

Origineel geplaatst door AvenGer1337:

Origineel geplaatst door Pitu:

???

there are no argentinian real players out there so dont worry about sales , but turkish will still be buying games even with these new prices

im argentinian, who are you to say that there are no real argentinians? are you a statistician?