pls stop post topics with Steam Sale requests

[vpalmer]

lets use "logic sequence": releases and rereleases on all possible platforms including microwaves (not always with appropriate level of quality and support, but only because fs is sooo "thin"), next table packs became a "thin" too, because, again fs is "thin" and "has no enough art bandwith to make 2 tables per month" (and this is not related in any matter to "pinball after dark", because it's tables will be made by fairytales' elfs, not by fs), so - what kind of sale did you wait for?

and anyway..they are deleted so quick. =}

 

[superballs]

Thanks. Reading that gave me a seizure...or a stroke...not sure yet

 

[gypsyshred]

Its simple. Is PA a good game? Yes, I really enjoy it. However, most, not some, most of the best games of all time go for the price of coffee two or three times a year on Steam.

 

[Roope]

I don't have a slightest clue what you are saying about thin and so on.

The fact is that these sale events boost the sales of a game by a HUGE margin. You can not deny that. There are loads of data to back the claim that steam sales are good for the publisher.
So the matter is do you want to sell 100 digital copies for normal price or 500 copies for half price. FS chose the first option, and I know from my friends that they lost at least 5 season pack sales.

 

[Sean DonCarlos]

This thread just looks like drama waiting to happen...and I'm afraid I can't allow that to happen.

 

[Gord Lacey]

Figured I'd post this here (though, obviously, you can't discuss it):
http://thecastledoctrine.net/seedBl...rohrer_1389812989_0&show_author=1&show_date=1

Really good post about the sales, and what it does for income. I like the approach he's taking with this game.