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A chat on subreddit /r/pcmasterrace
human
This Christmas I got $120 worth of steam cards from family. I was surfing the catalog throughout the entire winter sale.

If I saw something interesting, I went over to twitch, found someone playing it with no viewers, and asked questions. Like "can I see how big the world is on the map." You know, get a live personal review.

Well the sale is over. I still have $120 in my wallet and I'm still playing Insurgency Sandstorm and Quake Live.

Saving it for Starfield &amp; S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 I guess.

EDIT: but yeah, everything thats coming out is trash. I understand that reoccurring income is necessary to keep our Development Teams employed for the 5-6 years between releases, but it's getting bad. Not every game is suitable to be a service.
gpt
That's the most relatable thing I've read so far in this post. I've browsed through every sale looking at games that half got my attention whenever i'd take a quick look at steam, but even on sale they didn't seem worth buying. Also all the triple a tittles coming out seem to be getting worse every year. Once they find their money making franchise these huge game companies just make altered versions of the same games. I haven't been able to enjoy a CoD game since way back in the Black Ops days. Everything is either a clone of some popular game is just a really neat concept that gets badly applied