PC Gaming

Good deals that deliver fun.

If that's what you're buying in a single month, I'd hate to know how much you're buying in a year.

The sad truth is that you're spending this money but you're never going to have the time to enjoy more than the upper crust of what all these games have to offer. You might dive deep on a handful of them, but you're just lighting the rest of that money on fire and likely condemning a lot of good games to the digital equivalent of rotting on a shelf.

Unless this is some roundabout way of supporting dev teams this screams unfettered consumerism to me.

I'm not trying to offend you I promise. This is just very odd to me. I don't even think I've played 200 games in my life and I've spent a fuckload of time immersed in games of all kinds for ~30 years.

You still spent less than buying two AAA at release

I mean as far as hobbies go $134 ain't a whole lot. And you didn't really mention anything about your financial situation.

I spent $4k on a bicycle that I'll probably replace in 3-4 years. And spend several hundred more in between, repairing and upgrading.

How many did you play?

How did you get a sub-dollar average on 200 games?

I'm not shocked by the count, we hang in the same leagues, I'm impressed by the penny-pinching. Even with bundles that's a very consistently low average.

My Steam account is worth something like 30,000 dollars. I buy games constantly. Never play them. As long as you’re not sacrificing you or your loved ones well being. Who cares. Turn that money into something you want. That’s what it’s for.

Have you played those games yet?

How do you know whether or not they are fun?

How many do you have in total?

I only buy what i like and played or play. But yeah, large list anyway.

You seem OK to me, it's still better than getting addicted to drugs or gambling.

You do play those games right ?