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First, be mindful of the forum rules that prohibits discussing Exiled Kingdoms' pricing / begging for discounts.
Given the ongoing COVID-19 challenge, I've had way too much time indoors. That's resulted in a -cough- few -cough- game purchases, including a few in the $40 to $60 (US dollar) range. Despite the vast difference in pricing, I've enjoyed them less than Exiled Kingdoms. Which leads me to ponder a few points. Namely, is this a reflection of the my tastes in RPG's, or that there are some seriously overpriced games out there?
I've raised this point, a few times over the years, and I think it remains true. I think I prefer a well made, older style RPG than a flashy, modern game. I seem to find too many games a matter of just pressing a button and falling asleep to beat. But, that's enough of my midnight rant.
Price doesn't parallel enjoyment, I guess.
Thoughts?
And again, be mindful about this topic getting too deep in the muck of price bickering.
Given the ongoing COVID-19 challenge, I've had way too much time indoors. That's resulted in a -cough- few -cough- game purchases, including a few in the $40 to $60 (US dollar) range. Despite the vast difference in pricing, I've enjoyed them less than Exiled Kingdoms. Which leads me to ponder a few points. Namely, is this a reflection of the my tastes in RPG's, or that there are some seriously overpriced games out there?
I've raised this point, a few times over the years, and I think it remains true. I think I prefer a well made, older style RPG than a flashy, modern game. I seem to find too many games a matter of just pressing a button and falling asleep to beat. But, that's enough of my midnight rant.
Price doesn't parallel enjoyment, I guess.
Thoughts?
And again, be mindful about this topic getting too deep in the muck of price bickering.