I really wanna grab AoEII as well, but I feel like they're gonna have a better deal than $10 before this thing is done.
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I really wanna grab AoEII as well, but I feel like they're gonna have a better deal than $10 before this thing is done.
Maybe they will, but I try not to worry too much about what deals may or may not appear. It was at a price I could live with paying so that's good enough for me.
Age of Empires II is tempting me so bad augh but I'm trying to spread out my money.
As an aside, You Need a Budget is 75% off for the next seven hours and even though it's not a game, that is a really good price for a really, really good budgeting program if anyone is looking for one.
The advantage of having no internet at home right now is that I have spent precisely €0 this sale.
time to pick up Sleeping Dogs and Morrowind, I guess
Damnit Pike I'm actually tempted by that budgeting program now...
The new Tomb Raider is $12.50. I'm thinking about it. I also have to pick up Dark Souls, but I think I'm going to wait to see if it drops to more than 50% off before the sale ends.
What the smurf? It's the Steam sale and we're both considering a budgeting program? I feel smurfing old now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aulayna
I was looking at You Need A Budget earlier for rather longer than I'd like to admit before I clicked that it wasn't a videogame.
Why is there something not a videogame on Steam, Gaben? :colbert:
You can't take over the world by only selling games. Also, Greenlight. The people have spoken!
EDIT: smurf it, just caved and bought it because I am the worst budgeter/accountant ever.
Yeah... I'm terrible with money. I just purchased it too.
I'm great at tracking other peoples money, I just always hated the idea of coming home and doing more of what I did at work. I'm hoping this can do most of the work for me.
Pike will be delighted to know I also picked up Endless Space as well.
Hell with Pike, I'm delighted.
Good on you guys, YNAB is the only budgeting program I've found that actually works well. Lemme just say that I shelled out full price ($60) for it after my trial ended because I liked it so much. I just allot all my money to different categories at the beginning of every month, input any purchases I make, and voila, I know exactly how much I have left over to put into extra debt payments or whatever. By the way if any of you guys hook it up to Dropbox and want an invite so we both get more space then let me know.
Ahahaha we're so old talking about a budgeting program like this.
Anyways yes Endless Space! It's a great little 4X which isn't perfect but is still very good. I've put many a long hour into it.