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Originally Posted by pez 
AC1 was pretty boring. It was tedious, but I still found a good deal of fun in it. With everything sort of moving towards that 'fast-paced' style now, those people will find AC1 rather lackluster. That being said, I wanted to buy the AC Pack this time, but forgot ACIII came out just in time for it not be ~$35 this year. Oh well. Next sale it is.
Also, my general rule of thumb, now, is if a game isn't $4.99 or below, I do not need it. I want the Witcher 2, Alan Wake Complete, L.A. Noire Complete, but I won't buy them until they hit $4.99, or until I beat a legitimate amount of games that will let me justify it. It might sound like me being cheap, but I have at least 100 games in back log (thanks to the Prince of Persia complete pack).
AC1 was pretty boring. It was tedious, but I still found a good deal of fun in it. With everything sort of moving towards that 'fast-paced' style now, those people will find AC1 rather lackluster. That being said, I wanted to buy the AC Pack this time, but forgot ACIII came out just in time for it not be ~$35 this year. Oh well. Next sale it is.
Also, my general rule of thumb, now, is if a game isn't $4.99 or below, I do not need it. I want the Witcher 2, Alan Wake Complete, L.A. Noire Complete, but I won't buy them until they hit $4.99, or until I beat a legitimate amount of games that will let me justify it. It might sound like me being cheap, but I have at least 100 games in back log (thanks to the Prince of Persia complete pack).
Im the same way with buying games I wont spend more than $5 on a game unless its a bundle. Why spend $15-20 on a game that you might not play for few a months and get it cheaper later on especially if you have a backlog of games.
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