Posted September 20, 2020

fr33kSh0w2012
CyberFAGGOT 20 DOGSHITS!
Registered: Jul 2009
From Australia

fr33kSh0w2012
CyberFAGGOT 20 DOGSHITS!
Registered: Jul 2009
From Australia

P. Zimerickus
Coffee -He/Him-
Registered: Jul 2013
From Netherlands
Posted September 20, 2020

The bitch has a lot of nerve... those are the people that should be gutted from the 80% poor people on the world view !!!

So on average WE in Australia that are on pensions 581.52€ per FORTNIGHT so weekly we get 290.79€
which you MUST agree is practically fuck all + other prices are JACKED UP decent foods are over $5 which would be over 3.08€
Meat is the MOST expensive at $50 for a decent sized Roast beef 2 KG about 30.80€
So yeah cash is tight!
1 Euro equals = 1.62 Australian Dollar

Timboli
Sharpest Tool On Shelf
Registered: May 2017
From Australia
Posted September 20, 2020
You could be right, at least for some, but some seemed more than an Exchange Rate difference to me.
Usually I have found it is only a matter of cents for most of the lower priced games I keep track of, when the Exchange Rate changes.
And as I have said, this appears to be the second time in the space of around a year where the prices have been raised enough for me to notice, whereas an Exchange Rate changes seem to happen regularly.
Unfortunately, the price checking program I mostly use, doesn't keep a permanent record of higher prices, only the starting price (when added) and lowest. So I only get to see the higher prices immediately after a check.
I see something like the following after a price update check.
GetGOG Wishlist screenshot
Usually I have found it is only a matter of cents for most of the lower priced games I keep track of, when the Exchange Rate changes.
And as I have said, this appears to be the second time in the space of around a year where the prices have been raised enough for me to notice, whereas an Exchange Rate changes seem to happen regularly.
Unfortunately, the price checking program I mostly use, doesn't keep a permanent record of higher prices, only the starting price (when added) and lowest. So I only get to see the higher prices immediately after a check.
I see something like the following after a price update check.
GetGOG Wishlist screenshot
Post edited September 20, 2020 by Timboli

Fairfox
New User
Registered: Sep 2010
From United States

Cavalary
RIP GoodOldGOG:DRMfree,one price,goodies,community
Registered: May 2011
From Romania
Posted September 21, 2020

Usually I have found it is only a matter of cents for most of the lower priced games I keep track of, when the Exchange Rate changes.
And as I have said, this appears to be the second time in the space of around a year where the prices have been raised enough for me to notice, whereas an Exchange Rate changes seem to happen regularly.
On the other hand, a bunch of older games that so far only had the usual regional discounts had their base prices changed recently and full regional prices, so including increases, added when that happened. Now, unusually if you compare it with other stores, GOG did typically tend to offer regional discounts to Australia in most cases, but it seems that the more recent additions or changes have higher prices over there, so that may be another thing you'd notice.

fr33kSh0w2012
CyberFAGGOT 20 DOGSHITS!
Registered: Jul 2009
From Australia
Posted September 21, 2020

Gone are the days of $5.99 or $9.99
Imagine buying some of these games now for $9.99
They'd laugh corona into your face
The Australian summer would KILL YOU!
It's spring in Australia and today it is 28° Celsius or 82.4° Fahrenheit
When the fires are on in summer it can EASILY reach 60°C inside your home!
Post edited September 21, 2020 by fr33kSh0w2012

Timboli
Sharpest Tool On Shelf
Registered: May 2017
From Australia
Posted September 21, 2020

On the other hand, a bunch of older games that so far only had the usual regional discounts had their base prices changed recently and full regional prices, so including increases, added when that happened. Now, unusually if you compare it with other stores, GOG did typically tend to offer regional discounts to Australia in most cases, but it seems that the more recent additions or changes have higher prices over there, so that may be another thing you'd notice.
Exchange Rate changes have been going on regularly for some time.
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December 11, 2018
March 21, 2019
May 27, 2019
August 29, 2019
October 25, 2019
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