Cyberpunk 2077 pre-order on Steam!

[FIXXX]

 

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1091500/Cyberpunk_2077/

 

For most of you it'll be $59.99  But for us 3rd worlders it's more affordable, even though our incomes are not nearly 50% from those in 1st world countries. 

You get what you get, I guess.

[Paul Rudd]

9 hours ago, FIXXX said:

For most of you it'll be $59.99

It'll hit $30.00 on eBay by May-June. I already have to wait 10 months, might as well wait a year.

[JB780]

Wait, what? Why are you paying only $29.99 in Moldova?

[FIXXX]

1 hour ago, JB780 said:

Wait, what? Why are you paying only $29.99 in Moldova?

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This is why.

That $5700 is really overestimated. I'd say at best it's closer to $3000.

So even that $30 price is not nearly as rationally affordable compared to the wages in the US being asked to pay $60.

[Ithanul]

Ain't pre-ordering and no plans to buy at launch (going to wait several months down the road), so I sure not worrying about the price.

[Worstcaster]

Wait for the reviews.  Everything looks good now, but it can still turn out to be a steaming pile at launch.

[RejZoR]

I'm gonna buy it most likely (still hesitant on preorders, despite being CDPR) and when I will, I'll do it on GOG so 100% of purchase will go to CDPR (since they own GOG). Plus, I really like GOG Galaxy. It's such a nice launcher to use from practical and visual aspect. They play fair, I'll play fair. That's how you gain loyal customers and attract people, not like with Epic's bullshit.

[Anomnomnomaly]

NEVER PRE-ORDER ANYTHING

[Paul Rudd]

5 hours ago, Anomnomnomaly said:

NEVER PRE-ORDER ANYTHING

Never pay $30.00+ for one game. It almost always hits at least half that eventually.

[FIXXX]

There are only a few games I'd preorder. 
Knowing that the price I pay is the price the game would eventually reach globally is half a year or more. There's little point waiting.

Games like Metro, Witcher, GTA, etc

Games that I've either spend 100+ hours playing or games that I've replayed several times, or really really liked how it was made and could not wait to get more.

[Anomnomnomaly]

3 hours ago, Dr. Historic Low said:

Never pay $30.00+ for one game. It almost always hits at least half that eventually.

That's actually close to what the max I will pay in the UK... £20-25 is my limit no matter how great the game is... and that's the full game with ALL dlc not some stripped back not worth owning version... If I have to wait a little longer to play it... so be it... or there are alternatives... a... evaluation version. Until it's on sale for a sensible price, at around 60% or more off.

 

The reason the industry is making billions is because they're ripping of consumers and consumers are just going ... TAKE MY MONEY BEFORE YOU FINISH THE GAME... giving the companies no actual incentive to finish the game... We've got their money... FUCK THEM ALL.

 

The sheep mentality of people never ceases to amaze me... just when I think... Nah.. they can''t fall for this shit again... they go and prove me wrong.

[Noctus]

I'm actually considering the collectors edition.

[Taja]

I will get it on GOG, more money for CDPR and you get the non drm version.

 

Also good to see regional pricing, that means a lot to me. I dont mind preordering this game, because I will play it no matter what. But I will wait when its near launch to pre-order.

[Reytime]

I'm for sure getting this game on launch day, but I'm not the biggest fan of pre-ordering, even though it is CDPR.

[Zando_]

On 6/13/2019 at 1:02 AM, RejZoR said:

I'm gonna buy it most likely (still hesitant on preorders, despite being CDPR) and when I will, I'll do it on GOG so 100% of purchase will go to CDPR (since they own GOG). Plus, I really like GOG Galaxy. It's such a nice launcher to use from practical and visual aspect. They play fair, I'll play fair. That's how you gain loyal customers and attract people, not like with Epic's bullshit.

Ooooooooooo they own GOG? Didn't know that, but it would explain why the whole Whitcher series is on there. Tbh GOG needs more props, they do stellar work. Dig up a heck ton of old games (I asked them about Battlefront 2004 a while ago and they said it was really hard to get the rights, but they have it now so I guess they got it done), fix them (their versions run better and don't crash or glitch as much as Steam's), and don't have stupid forced DRM so it's handy for peeps without a constant internet connection. Spearheaded the multiplayer patch for Battlefront II 2005 as well IIRC. I have the OG Battlefront games, a Jedi Knight or two, KOTOR and KOTOR II, Republic Commando, and Witcher 3 on there. 

[FIXXX]

Oh GOG also has it for the same price.

Guess I'll make a note to get it from there when the time comes!

 

[Humbug]

LOL, at one point the BBC interviewer asks Keanu is this helps legitimize video games. Then he realizes from Keanu's expression that it was a bad question because games do not need legitimizing.