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I think people are too adamant to play with Keyboard..Found this video on youtube ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFFIhzOJXts
But even with the hefty price tag, it doesn't give a valid reason to pirate the game. Buy it or don't play it at all. My thoughts on that.
So F1 "Classic" 2013 above us in Steam listing is $89.99, F1 below us is $69.99, Football manager is $69.99, ProEvo is 59.99
Not that I like comparing the "apples and oranges" of games and their markets but we are significantly cheaper than these titles that are around us in the Steam charts, so I ask, Why do people here maintain that we are the most expensive game they have ever seen in India when it is patently false?
So F1 "Classic" 2013 above us in Steam listing is $89.99, F1 below us is $69.99, Football manager is $69.99, ProEvo is 59.99
Not that I like comparing the "apples and oranges" of games and their markets but we are significantly cheaper than these titles that are around us in the Steam charts, so I ask, Why do people here maintain that we are the most expensive game they have ever seen in India when it is patently false?
All the prices you mentioned above do not match with my store prices, strangely. Football Manager is 50, and even the rest are significantly lesser than what you told. That's probably because of the nationality. But even then how does Don Bradman manage to be 50 in Australia, same as the price here, in India? Going by the rules, that should be higher than the price here. Forgive me, but I have little idea on the varying prices across the globe.
To be honest I hate asking Ross to spend development time adding things in. Firstly it's more money and secondly the more they add now the less likely people are to buy the next version.
I actually think there's a lot of untapped potential in the UK market. My focus would be getting as much free advertising as possible and doing some CBA on the viability of paid adverts on Steam, in cricket magazines etc.
I find it astonishing that Ross is still here answering questions and providing support for a game that feels like it was made exclusively for Planetcricket members.
There's certainly Australian specific pricing in the store, you can check yourself by adding the cc=au or cc=in to the urls:There is no separate pricing for the Indian and Australian stores, they are both based on a conversion of the US$ price.
This is what I was trying to say, @RossThere's certainly Australian specific pricing in the store, you can check yourself by adding the cc=au or cc=in to the urls:
Australia: Steam Search
India: Steam Search
For an extreme example - Call of Duty?: Black Ops II on Steam
vs Call of Duty?: Black Ops II on Steam - the Indian prices appear to be the same as the US US$ pricing, but there's regional Australian pricing in US$ on a lot of games.
There's certainly Australian specific pricing in the store, you can check yourself by adding the cc=au or cc=in to the urls:
Australia: Steam Search
India: Steam Search
For an extreme example - Call of Duty?: Black Ops II on Steam
vs Call of Duty?: Black Ops II on Steam - the Indian prices appear to be the same as the US US$ pricing, but there's regional Australian pricing in US$ on a lot of games.
Not exactly, mate.They're trying to find financial reasons for a cultural problem.
On Australia though. Seriously, bit of advertising around the next Test Series in Australia and at the current price point it'll sell like hotcakes here, it is really very cheap for Australia.
There was a leak a while back saying that they were going to do Australian Dollar pricing - perhaps that's what they were talking about. Otherwise maybe it's a special thing they do for major publishers, and not letting mere mortal developers overprice in Australia.Well that would suck, Steam told us regional pricing for Australia wasn't live yet.
There was a leak a while back saying that they were going to do Australian Dollar pricing - perhaps that's what they were talking about. Otherwise maybe it's a special thing they do for major publishers, and not letting mere mortal developers overprice in Australia.
Well I've just emailed them (again) on this, it might increase in price - tell your friends to buy it while it's cheap