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I this this is a good move. I stopped buying games on sales long time ago. I only buy something when I want to play it right now, regardless of how much it cost

I this this is a good move. I stopped buying games on sales long time ago. I only buy something when I want to play it right now, regardless of how much it costs. So, you can't entice me with sales. However, a return policy makes me much more like to try something on a whim, because I know I will not get stuck with expensive crap. There are only 2 games in my GOG library that I would have returned.

m463 7y ago
I've sort of figured out the same thing with kindle books. That said, 75% off a game you know you'll get around to playing, just not this minute... hmm...
pingpongchef 7y ago
> I this this is a good move. I stopped buying games on sales long time ago. I only buy something when I want to play it right now, regardless of how much it costs. Amazing. I came to the exact same conclusion/rule after feeling the familiar pang of guilt looking at my Steam library filled with games I've never played, for the jillionth time. I'm certain I'm saving a great deal of money but I'm concerned with what Valve's next move will be if the returns from sales diminish too much.