Thanks, just purchased 3 cheapest games recently, can't buy more games because i already bought Core i7 6800K & 64GB(4x16GB) DDR4 RAM 2400Mhz. xD

Portal 2, Wolfenstein the Old Blood & Deus Ex Human Revolution.

Walking Dead Michonne and Claptastic Voyage DLC are only things I'm getting. Nothing else is catching my interests.

Tbh I haven't seen a good sale from anywhere in a good few years, Steam some years back once had 90% and that to me was absolutely insane as all hell to see happen, though at best we see 75% being the max, if not 80% in a blue moon. I nabbed Fallout 4 last Winter at a much cheaper price than what Steam's winter sale was selling for and that alone is pretty telling. 

Bought Arkham Asylum and City for $5 each. Seems like a good deal considering the PS4/Xbox One versions don't look that great from what I've seen.

They have a good sale on Santum 2 though, 80% off (and it's a cheap game to begin with). It's a great game, my second most played Steam game at 160 hours.

I bought a couple that were still on my wishlist. Wish there was an easy way to see how much it's going to download with my capped internet. Maybe I just can't find it?

Oh well, it's going quite fast, can't be too much. I'm not buying any big games anyway, still $45/$48 CAD in the sale. Not a great deal for digital only imo.

Edit: Ahh PC gaming never changes. Massive stuttering, even on the lowest settings, though my laptop matches recommended settings. Now downloading new video drivers and trying to edit pcconfig.txt. Except there are no carriage returns in the text file so notepad puts it all as one big line. Meanwhile browsing forums how to get it working. How I miss thee, pc gaming. (Trying to get Lego worlds running as a surprise for my kids, school's almost over)

Fallout 4 DLC is basically still full price with the exception of Far harbor which is slightly cheaper from £20 to 15, not all that good of a deal tbh.

Checking my overall wishlist shows that I don't have to spend much if anything at all, just like I learned from the last Summer and Winter sales, I can't see myself buying much this summer if at all.

What I wanna know is, where are all the ecchi anime games?

We have different opinions. Flash sales had that surprising factor, and everyone involved with at least one previous Steam Sale already knew about them.

What many if not most of us did was either buying the game at its regular discount if it was good enough and then complain (mostly about ourselfs) when it went on sale, or simply wait until the last couple of days to buy anything. That way, we got to see all the available flash sales and pick the games we wanted at the best ptice possible, and then get the games that didn't get a flash sale but were cheap enough to buy.

But blaming Steam for having flash sales? I'm sorry but that argument is quite weak.

At Mangagamer, not at Steam ;)