smoke_break posted...rhklce posted...
Romulox28 posted...
some people have these things called "budgets" and "expenses"
Some people know these things called release dates and can set aside money for the game(s) they want and dont live paycheck to paycheck.
There's no way $60 for a single game can be justified if you're on a budget. That's food on the table and gas in the tank. $15 on the other hand when it goes on sale isn't a big deal.
That depends on the game, though. If it's a game you can expect to get several hundred hours out of then it's a reasonable buy. But buying a game, playing it for only a little while, and then moving on to the next one? That's a waste. Hell, I've played Skyrim for close to three hundred hours and I've never beaten the main quest. Buying a game that "allows" you to save on other entertainment expenses is worth the money in my opinion..
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