Only you know your financial situation. Do you have 291 dollars to spend? Do you want the things in your cart more than you want 291 dollars (or whatever the price will end up being when the sale starts)? There's your answer.

Originally posted by Ben Lubar:

Only you know your financial situation. Do you have 291 dollars to spend? Do you want the things in your cart more than you want 291 dollars (or whatever the price will end up being when the sale starts)? There's your answer.

well I was thinking the price would go down atleast like 100 dollars it usually does

Originally posted by Mytthical:

Originally posted by Ben Lubar:

Only you know your financial situation. Do you have 291 dollars to spend? Do you want the things in your cart more than you want 291 dollars (or whatever the price will end up being when the sale starts)? There's your answer.

well I was thinking the price would go down atleast like 100 dollars it usually does

291 is a bit much imo. But if it's around 100 that's still fine.

That'll be 2 AAA games (if both cost 50$+) each sale and that's plenty.

Originally posted by Maria:

Originally posted by Mytthical:

well I was thinking the price would go down atleast like 100 dollars it usually does

291 is a bit much imo. :msthinking: But if it's around 100 that's still fine.

That'll be 2 AAA games (if both cost 50$+) each sale and that's plenty.

I am saying I hope it goes on sale for 100 dollars off, I am getting 16 games rn

Yeah it sound like it, when you purchase that many games at once a few almost inevitably end up in a backlog that never gets played.

There are too many factors that are unique to you, that mean we cannot make this call for you. Think about your disposable income and whether it truly is that disposable. If something were to happen the day after you spent the money, would you be able to cover it? How likely are you to experience buyer's remorse? Are you actually going to play those 16 games? The majority of the games on your account have been played for an hour or less. And if you're not likely to play them before the next big sale, how many of them could wait for a few more months or years? How many hours of play do you expect to get out of each title? Is something you'd want to play more likely to come along before you play all of those games? And so on and so on...

Unless you are buying like 12 AAA games that have been discounted, you don't really need that much.

i would add 9 more so that you are at a full 300 (+taxes)

Originally posted by Mytthical:

I kinda wanna buy all the games I can that I have wanted and once I move out then I will have all the games I want for years

Spend all 291 on only games with trading cards any price

Originally posted by Mytthical:

I kinda wanna buy all the games I can that I have wanted and once I move out then I will have all the games I want for years

hey i bought steam deck that was $400 in my steam shopping cart xD

Depends, how loaded are you?

Originally posted by Mr. Smiles:

Depends, how loaded are you?

Well I make 200$ a month as of now so I was hoping it goes on sale for atleast 150

Originally posted by Mytthical:

Well I make 200$ a month as of now so I was hoping it goes on sale for atleast 150

Honestly, if that's all you have available each month, I'd scale back the amount you want to buy. Choose the two games you think you'll play the most. Play some of your backlog, too. There's always another big Steam sale -- in fact, 4 of them a year.

The prices will be roughly the same (in some cases lower) during the Winter Sale.

Originally posted by Mytthical:

I kinda wanna buy all the games I can that I have wanted and once I move out then I will have all the games I want for years

What percentage of your savings is $291, if it's more than 10%, then no. if it's not, then sure.

Although speaking from experience buying all the games today doesn't mean you'll ever get around to playing them. because new games will come out and some of your purchases won't matter to you in a few months or years.

So I'd say what game do you plan on playing the moment you buy it? What's the next game you'll play after that? I might limit myself to just those two. And it's not like there won't be more sales, or that the Summer Sale is guaranteed especially low prices compared to other sales.