Steam deal of the year!!!

I shall watch my activity page for someone activating all of them

"Will you buy it?" No. #2edgy4u

Nah, I own (approx) £177.50 of the DLC which is enough for now.

no idea why people mock this game and its dlc... how much do people spend on buying crap for csgo or tf2, how many hundreds, in some case THOUSANDS do people spend on keys, most of which will just yield crappy guns worth less than the key that unlocked them

this one the other hand.. some people just love trains, they can spend hours enjoying travelling along the well realised tracks, in a multitude of different trains that can handle differently, and look different... i realise that there are real enthusiasts out there that love their trains, so it makes a hell of a lot more sense to me (and by extension, I consider them less worthy of mocking) than spending a hundred bucks on a weapon skin or hundreds on gambling on tf2/csgo crates...

ADDITIONALLY, once you buy the game, your copy will always be upgraded to the latest version every year for free (if you buy 2015, when they bring out 2016, your copy will be updated to 2016) - the DLC is their primary way of making money... you dont even have to buy it all, its not like a normal game where you have to own all DLC to 'get the full story'.. you just buy whichever most appeal to you and ignore the rest - this is a DLC model I actually SUPPORT; only buy the game once, always have the most up-to-date version, and only buy the trains/tracks that specifically appeal to you.

Year? That's the Steam deal of the decade!

DLC-s are on 50% off only - at least for me - and not even all are on sale. I think 99% off would be also a lot of money for the whole.

I'm not a train enthusiast but I find this relaxing. For me it's the train equivalent of Euro Truck Simulator when it comes to gameplay.

Spent hardly anything on 13 as I got it in a bundle.
Got 14 (or the DLC it contains) after 15 was released for 7 keys.
Spent today's sale price on 15.

That gave me a decent collection of routes/locos.

On top of that I bought a little Christmas and Halloween special because they were too cute and I also picked up a route that goes within a mile or so of where I live, that I've actually travelled on a few times.

Spent roughly £40 altogether which I don't think is bad for 77 hours so far.

I actually wouldn't mind trying this game, but it's usually well out of my price range...it's a shame the sale ends before I get paid :(