What are you buying?
- I thought this said “Autism Sale” and got excited. 
- I’m finding this sale underwhelming, and my backlog is already huge. Might skip it this time. 
 
 - Edit - okay, found some good stuff. A lot of the tables for Pinball FX were on deep sales, and with the Legacy packs I got them even cheaper (some I owned for PFX3 already, and some I bought legacy for both). - New Heretic+Hexen remaster - Some DLC for Across the Obelisk as my wife and I play that one together. - Still an underwhelming sale, but at least not a total bust. - They’ve been pretty underwhelming for a while now. - You used to get crazy deals on games only a few months old. Now it’s just the same 50% off a five year old game before being ramped back up to full price between sales. - There’s a few bargains of stuff you may have missed, but likely they’ve been an Epic freebie, or on PSPlus or in a Humble Bundle by now. - Part of the sale issue for me, is that I sometimes already own these deep discount games. It makes it feel like there are less good deals. - Also some new games have what I consider to be really high base prices, so a 60% discount is still not near the impulse buy range. - Like, I’m sure Spider-Man is good but it’s still $60 and ‘only’ on a 50% sale? You can get it for $15 at GameStop. 
 
 
 
- What are you buying? - Groceries, maybe I can swing something during the winter sale. 
- Does Factorio ever go on sale? I think I’ve had it wishlisted for over a year now. - Not sure if trolling but no, factorior will never go on sale, and will only ever increase in price. - No, not trolling. I’d never heard that they had a policy against it until I looked it up just now. - Somehow I was under the impression that devs didn’t even get a say as to if or when Steam would put their games on sale. I thought I had heard that as a major gripe of devs who list games on Steam. - Now I’ll have to decide when I feel like it’s worth the remainder of my life and $35. 
 
- Factorio never goes on sale, but Shapez and shapez 2 are on sale and they are in the same genre but more beginner friendly. - Shapez 2 was great. I got into last night. Lovely and relaxing. No stress, no resource management, no time limits, no enemies. Just cozy thinking about production and how to optimize. Right up my alley. 
 
 





