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Steam daily deal now 66% off Base and massive 12-25-14(24 hours)

DarLorkarDarLorkar Member UncommonPosts: 1,082
in Secret World Legends

As title, if anyone has been looking to try the game.

 

$10.19 base game or

$20.39 massive edition.

Comments

  • JomsvikingJomsviking Member Posts: 32
    I think it's a 12 hour sale. I'm not sure how that all works since Steams 24 hour sales are actually 48 hour sales so maybe the 12 hour sales are 24 hours? I guess time really is relative.
  • IkedaIkeda Member RarePosts: 2,751
    Also, the game has been sold lower ($5) so once again Steam screws itself with yet another poor sale.
  • SararielSarariel Member UncommonPosts: 301

    People still buy games off steam directly? o:

     

    I just buy the keys from cjskeys or some other site for half the price

     

    Grabbed ESO the other day for £6

  • SiphaedSiphaed Member RarePosts: 1,114
    Originally posted by Sarariel

    People still buy games off steam directly? o:

     

    I just buy the keys from cjskeys or some other site for half the price

     

    Grabbed ESO the other day for £6

    Well, seeing as how Steam is backed by guarantees, customer support, and the developers themselves where as the place you mentioned is a 3rd party key site that are usually skeptical and can get keys banned in many MMO's.   The extra few bucks for legitimacy is okay.


  • SararielSarariel Member UncommonPosts: 301
    Originally posted by Siphaed
    Originally posted by Sarariel

    People still buy games off steam directly? o:

     

    I just buy the keys from cjskeys or some other site for half the price

     

    Grabbed ESO the other day for £6

    Well, seeing as how Steam is backed by guarantees, customer support, and the developers themselves where as the place you mentioned is a 3rd party key site that are usually skeptical and can get keys banned in many MMO's.   The extra few bucks for legitimacy is okay.

    Bought around 30 games from CD key sites for steam, including TSW. 

    Once the key is activated you can still get customer support.

  • HarikenHariken Member EpicPosts: 2,680
    Originally posted by DarLorkar

    As title, if anyone has been looking to try the game.

     

    $10.19 base game or

    $20.39 massive edition.

    I just went on steam and its not 10.19 at all.

  • IkonisIkonis Member UncommonPosts: 245
    Originally posted by Hariken
    Originally posted by DarLorkar

    As title, if anyone has been looking to try the game.

     

    $10.19 base game or

    $20.39 massive edition.

    I just went on steam and its not 10.19 at all.

    Because you missed the sale.

  • HarikenHariken Member EpicPosts: 2,680
    Lol i just found the same sale on Amazon. Nice just upgraded 30 day trial account.  Not bad for 10 bucks. 
  • HarkynHarkyn Member Posts: 67
    Originally posted by Sarariel

    People still buy games off steam directly? o:

     

    I just buy the keys from cjskeys or some other site for half the price

     

    Grabbed ESO the other day for £6

    I agree, these sites are awesome.

    I've bought around 7-9 games through G2A, never had a problem.

     

    I'm a gamer and I play games, not virtual vending machines.

  • JonBonJawaJonBonJawa Member UncommonPosts: 489

    great deal for a great MMO

     

    should reside on everyones HD I consider it a must own standard

  • TorcipTorcip Member UncommonPosts: 669
    Originally posted by Harkyn
    Originally posted by Sarariel

    People still buy games off steam directly? o:

     

    I just buy the keys from cjskeys or some other site for half the price

     

    Grabbed ESO the other day for £6

    I agree, these sites are awesome.

    I've bought around 7-9 games through G2A, never had a problem.

     

    And yet they are still illegitimate sellers and that is more than enough to give people pause from buying from them. I personally wouldn't because I have no idea where that money is going.

  • DistopiaDistopia Member EpicPosts: 21,183
    Originally posted by Torcip
    Originally posted by Harkyn
    Originally posted by Sarariel

    People still buy games off steam directly? o:

     

    I just buy the keys from cjskeys or some other site for half the price

     

    Grabbed ESO the other day for £6

    I agree, these sites are awesome.

    I've bought around 7-9 games through G2A, never had a problem.

     

    And yet they are still illegitimate sellers and that is more than enough to give people pause from buying from them. I personally wouldn't because I have no idea where that money is going.

    I've used them and had no troubles, most keys are gift keys, what people do is buy when there's a discount and sell when it's over (for the most part), Steam recently made some changes in regard to the problem of people buying codes and then canceling the payment rendering the key void. I'm not sure how much of a risk that will be, that was a risk before.

    For every minute you are angry , you lose 60 seconds of happiness."-Emerson


  • HarkynHarkyn Member Posts: 67
    Originally posted by Torcip
    Originally posted by Harkyn
    Originally posted by Sarariel

    People still buy games off steam directly? o:

     

    I just buy the keys from cjskeys or some other site for half the price

     

    Grabbed ESO the other day for £6

    I agree, these sites are awesome.

    I've bought around 7-9 games through G2A, never had a problem.

     

    And yet they are still illegitimate sellers and that is more than enough to give people pause from buying from them. I personally wouldn't because I have no idea where that money is going.

    They aren't illegitimate dude.

     

    Here's how it works, G2A is the middleman for sellers all over the world, now if a chinese (just an example) guy can get his hands on GLOBAL keys, for what games in china usually cost, then he resell his keys through G2A to gamers in EU and NA and make a profit.

    You can pay G2A 1 euro for G2A shield (it's ON by default when you purchase keys), in case the key does not work G2A will give you one that works.

     

    I'm a gamer and I play games, not virtual vending machines.

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