If everyone would get suitable regional prices for their Steam Store, would you still buy games from stores other than Steam itself?
The only times I really buy games nowadays are through bundles because it's so cheap per game and anything I'm not interested in can just be given away here. And even then, my bundle purchases have decreased a lot from how many I used to buy. I've learned to be more selective since my backlog is way too big to warrant buying any more games at this point anyway. ^^;
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That's mostly the case with me too. Even though there are many tempting offers due to regional pricing, I restrain myself to buy only the game I would play ASAP. After all, gaming is just a hobby and life matters are more important.
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We don't celebrate Christmas here so I thought better to giveaway a few games before that time because I'll probably see a lot more giveaways then rather than now.
In the last month, I'm mostly buying games through Steam and not HB or Fanatical because of the new regional prices. I mean why would I ever need to buy NieR:Automata on these websites if Steam is giving it to me for $12 (also including the 40% off from Autumn Sale). But of course not all games have reduced prices but as they keep on reducing prices for more and more games, it is becoming more and more uncertain to buy games other than Steam store itself. Even though Rise of the Tomb Raider was bought by me on HB for $12, in this autumn sale, the price became about just $7 or $8! IMO, I see no reason to buy bundles of games because lets face it, we only are interested in playing one or two games out of the lot and just giveaway games here. Well that's exactly what I'm doing so hop on the train if you like.
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One more problem that I'm concerned regarding SG that I should now be showed 20P for Nier:Automata rather than 50P because the normal price is $20 for the people of my region. But meh, that would be too much trouble to create separate points for every region.
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