There is no malice of "scamming" happening, as some folks here are stubbornly claiming. It's regional pricing resulting in slight price deviations for some regions, no more, no less. So what I'm seeing is likely just another regional pricing ♥♥♥♥ up? So they have to essentially price match Steam version with their store version. Originally posted by Malamasala:Sure, but they aren't really allowed to sell the same game cheaper outside of Steam. Stuff taken from Jast USA might as well kept in personal storage such as Mega or Google Drive instead having to go there again to redownload stuff as the fact itself the server are quite unstable. I can do both but likewise i prefer keeping it on one place. Some people doesn't have CC to purchase it.Īlso Jast USA were blocked by my ISP for god whatever reason it is.
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No the real thing is that the patch were outside steam. You should brush up on what constitutes a scam, btw.
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Heck, there are many games that don't have patches at all and you'd have to buy the whole thing again on the publisher's site or other stores to get the full thing. You're decrying something that's been a thing forever as never happening. MangaGamer, too, has previously sold 18+ DLC, like eden* PLUS+MOSAIC.
The Ditzy Demons Are in Love with Me? 8,19€. Sekai Project usually sell the DLC patches for all their own games. There are plenty of games on Steam with paid uncensored patches. Its like releasing battelfield withouth historical "german signs" and then releasing an uncut patch for 15 bucks. Originally posted by Wehzy 'ftp:ofc it does? lmao, no uncut patches ever cost money. Even though we don't always comment in the forums, we do read and share customer opinions at our office. If you feel strongly about one pricing method over the other, please let us know. Hopefully this explanation helps to clear some of they mystery behind how the price is set. With an understanding of these limiting factors, we were able to agree on $15 USD for the Steam release. Paying $20 for this incomplete experience didn't seem fair, either.
In addition, while Saya is an excellent visual novel, it is short. If it was less than $20 it would feel like the Japanese fans were getting a bad deal.įor a Steam release we knew Saya couldn't be released all of the content from the original release. In the case of Saya, the Japanese version retails for ¥2499, so Nitroplus felt it shouldn't be less than $20 USD. We try to find a price they feel comfortable releasing their game at. It's a discussion between the developer and JAST. The pricing decision isn't something we make alone.
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