My "normally" last purchase by the end of this bait of a sale, Broken Sword 5 and Chivalry Medieval Warfare Complete.. Crap, this summer, by GOG and Steam & few bundles I spend 100 to 150 euros, perhaps 200 at worst.. K, just some bundles and big deals with my budget below 50 per month on entertainment until Winter, meanwhile drinking water from the kitchen, eating potatoes, sleeping on my rooftop for aircon.. :/

Edit : Bought Deadlight, "normally" last one.. huhu..!!

Welcome to the club. I've spent about €150 (don't know it exactly) on GOG and €25 on Steam. For this, I got only 2 games on Steam (Metro Last Light Complete and Borderlands 2 GotY + Vault Hunter Upgrade 2 + 5 Headhunter DLC), but 95 games on GOG oO

Bit disapointed with this Steam sale this time, was waiting for King's Bounty and Spellforce to appear (normally they appeared in last sales) but none of these appeared this time...

Of my wishlist, the only one which appeared with a nice discount was LEGO: Marvel Superheroes...

I'm a little disappointed too, I did not have a large amount of money to spend but, in the end, most of the games I wanted was not discounted at all, or they had worse discounted than in the past.
Now I wonder if I rly want to spend 2.5 euros on Hearthfire ... or 2 of 4 big Fallout NV DLC (just realized that I would be little short for Dark Soul anyway ^^).

Edit: Fallout NV DLC's price is still broken but if they fix it, with one of this 4 DLC are the best: Lonesome Road, Old World Blues, Honest Hearts, Dead Money? I can pick only 2. :)

I can vouch for Old World Blues because of it's characters and it's interesting premise.

For the others, I remember liking Honest Hearts, but not as much as OWB. I didn't have the chance to play Dead Money or Lonesome Road, though.

Dead Money is so-so. It was probably my least favorite of the DLC. You basically just run away from enemies the entire time, with very few weapons to combat them.

In the end got Hearthfire, but thx for opinion.

After all of that, I only got Planetary Annihilation (love it) and at the last minute got the Stanley Parable... I only got that because it was cheap and I sold my summer sale cards to pay for most of it.

Not sure if the sale wasn't that awesome or if I have just reached my saturation point... I only got one GOG game too.

andd the sale is over

my haul:

payday 2(with armored transport dlc)
rogue legacy
postal
syberia bundle
mashed

I think that's pretty good considering I payed for half of them in money I made selling trading cards lol

I just made the connection with the cards and the market myself too. I only got about $5 but that's almost like free money.

I tried buying & selling one, for kicks, but ended up losing a couple cents on it... it's hard to track the live prices on anything not in the top 10. However... if I made a few cents on it then I would have been addicted, I'm sure... maybe it's best.

Me too, not really interested in crafting a badge before, but the high price of summer cards really tempting to joining play a little sell-and-buy game (for fun and increasing some levels). If you really want to take a shot gaining profits with card though, you need to boost your steam level as high as possible, to increases your drop % rate. My friend has level 170+ profile and got foil card from some japanese game so rare, it's priced almost $30 in market o___O

What I got through steam summer sale:

Skullgirls > Has one of the best fighting tutorial explanation especially to newcomer in this genre, I'm impressed.
Sonic AllStars Racing Transformed > Impulsive buy because of a temptation to replay some Crash Team Racing genre.
Left 4 Dead 2 > My SISTER insists me to buy it = ="
Strike Vector > Unreal Tournament got married with Strike Suit Zero. I still wonder how come an indie dev with only a few guys able to come with a game as great as this. People is amazing.

Still have one more wishlist to buy, but I think I'd skip it for now because the price isn't cheap enough: Astebreed > SHMUP game from guys who developed Ether Vapor Remaster.