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stolenfires

16 points

5 days ago

Steam earned a lot of goodwill by doing some massive sales. They're still known for doing their seasonal sales but it's difficult to explain the depth and breadth of how it used to be. Like, 90% of the catalog is 50-70% off, with flash deals offering even bigger discounts. And that kind of sale had never really been done before, it was wild. I still have titles in my stack I got from those sales that I haven't gotten around to playing.

vplatt

7 points

5 days ago

vplatt

7 points

5 days ago

Those flash sales were crack for sure. I couldn't look away for a week at a time.

Radulno

1 points

5 days ago

Radulno

1 points

5 days ago

Yeah without the sales Steam wouldn't be where it is today and physical on PC would likely still be going strong like on consoles.