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Nintendo eShop has Octopath Traveler (Nintendo Switch Digital Download) on sale for $29.99. Thanks syxbit
Nintendo eShop has Octopath Traveler (Nintendo Switch Digital Download) on sale for $29.99. Thanks syxbit
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Step into the shoes of a traveler to inherit their struggles and strengths. Use each character's special abilities to interact with the world and enhance your tactics in turn-based battles. Store Boost Points with each turn and then spend them at strategic times to strengthen abilities, chain attacks, or provide aid. Choose the path you wish to walk and discover what lies beyond the horizon.
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Nintendo.com [nintendo.com] has Octopath Traveler is $29.99 (50% off) until April 2nd.
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Either way, next time you can be more helpful by specifically telling me how to fix without accusing me of editing and cheating.
Thanks
But regardless, let's run through the math.
Current costs:
$30 digital (sale) /$0 resale /$30 net loss
$60 physical (no sale) / $30-45 resale (or less depending on when you resale) / $15-30 net loss (or more) + $time (post, ship, meet, etc, gas,). Time is certainly not worth $0 if thinking rationally.
So would u rather take a perceived $30 loss and enjoy a game, or would you like to pay more for a (maybe) smaller loss?
Your argument might make sense on a brand new game, and certainly if the physical is on sale, but it still has to pass a person's willingness to waste time on reselling for a limited gain. How much is your time worth?
There's also the ease of use of digital vs physical. Swapping cartridges is less convenient than digital, and especially if your switch stays docked. On the other hand, I like to let friends borrow my physical cartridges.
So in reality, thinking rational just means buy what's best overall for you based on what you find more important, not what's best for someone else.
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Three houses is seriously brutal and I'm a long time Disgaea player. I had to go back to casual to learn how to make sure you don't lose guys because losing people for good is so frustrating.
Usually 3rd party games go on sale pretty fast, compared with Nintendo 1st part games.