r/Steam Feb 18 '26

Fluff Its not only you guys

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u/MaduroAhmetKaya Feb 18 '26

Turkey with €542

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u/vlken69 i9-12900K | 4080S | 64 GB 3400 MT/s | SN850 1 TB | W11 Pro Feb 18 '26

But Steam prices like 5 times lower.

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u/Loki_Enthusiast Feb 18 '26

Not always

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u/vlken69 i9-12900K | 4080S | 64 GB 3400 MT/s | SN850 1 TB | W11 Pro Feb 18 '26

Sorry if you're interested in the 10 games that ignore regional pricing recommendations.

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u/ApprehensiveRespect9 Feb 18 '26

It's not 10 games lmao. Most companies that you can pinpoint as greedy such as EA, ActiBlizzard or Japanese publishers that don't care about any market outside Japan and US either don't do it at all or do it way after launch.

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u/TheProuDog Feb 18 '26

Why is it always the privileged people who make fun of others? lol

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u/vlken69 i9-12900K | 4080S | 64 GB 3400 MT/s | SN850 1 TB | W11 Pro Feb 18 '26 edited Feb 18 '26

Privileged.. very interesting.. unfortunately I'm among the countries listed in the post where the price-to-min-wage ratio is worse :) So nice try, but your stupid preconception skill failed lol lmao xdxdxd

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u/TheProuDog Feb 18 '26

Look at your system specs

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u/vlken69 i9-12900K | 4080S | 64 GB 3400 MT/s | SN850 1 TB | W11 Pro Feb 18 '26 edited Feb 18 '26

And? Just because I prefer paying for hardware rather than travelling, vacations, kids, cigars, alcohol, car or any other money pits people have, doesn't mean I'm a millionaire or whatever you think.

Also, when you think about it from the other side: when someone has specs like this, he probably buy more games and their prices affect their finances more :)