| sales2099 said: The Steam bundles are actualyl counter productive. You think you "save" money because you get so much content but you actually spend a lot of money when it's all said and done. And its proven that most titles aren't even played, much less played to completion. Sometimes I think Steam sales main benefit to gamers is their joy of bragging about their haul rather then actually enjoying them. |
Agree, I don't even fall for GOG bundles, that are often cheaper, because I've no time to play the bundle titles I didn't actually want, and my backlog is quite big, so I have all the time to wait for the right offers on the only games I really want.
And for now I can even forget not only the games in my backlog, but the other ones I was currently playing or I have resumed playing after fixing SW and upgrading HW of my desktop, as Gothic 2 with expansion is taking all my gaming time. I suspended again playing Planescape: Torment, Morrowind that I just reinstalled, I stopped trying to fix Grand Prix Legends to make it run more reliably on Win 7, I posponed reactivating my old Steam account to play GT Legends and I dropped the idea of installing some titles of my backlog to alternate them to Gothic 2... Gosh, at least for my tastes that game is disturbingly addictive , can't even imagine what will happen with The Witcher 1 and 2!
