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2/22/2016 6:14:12 AM
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I'm planning on getting it tomorrow for $30, I'd rather not pay an additional $20. :P But thank you, I thought it was $50 and a friend of mine said $60. I'll edit that.
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Like I said, the US has it at 30 going to 50. It depends on where you live.
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Is the percent increase not the same everywhere?
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In sweden everything is about 17% more.
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Edited by SirBigWater: 2/22/2016 6:32:39 AMIn Canada (where I live) the pass is at 39.99 and will got to 59.99. Fallout 4 (and most, if not all, new games since sometime last year. It was 69.99 in 2014) is 79.99, at least on console. No idea about steam. If I were to buy a physical copy that is new, after taxes it would be 91 dollars. Battlefront had it's season pass at 69.99, while the game itself was 79.99. Other countries are like that in price, like Australia to name an example. The fallout 4 pass still increases by 20 dollars everywhere it seems, it is just that the original price is not the same as the U.S
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Damn.
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Yeah, it sucks. It makes me glad to have a good income to support this hobby. But it's not like there are many good console games worth the price anyways.
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Canadian dollars are weeeeeeeerd
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Rainbow coloured and (the new ones) made of polymer plastic is awesome to have as money.
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I like paper
