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Select Walmart Stores (link for reference) have
Crimson Desert (PlayStation 5) for
$40. In store purchase where stock permits.
Thanks to community member
SeanT7670 for finding this deal.
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5 million people seem to disagree. Most the issues people had in the first week have been fixed.
But you can always go back to Assassins creed shadows..
how are you... assuming that everyone who bought the game enjoyed it. i bought it and didnt.
i went back to ghost of tsushima and pragmata. maybe ill try cd again in a year or so and see if it clicks then. i had the same thing happen with a few other games i initially hated. but i doubt it will happen with cd honestly. there is no underlying goodness to discover in it.
not my cup of tea.
The game is high quality in certain aspects but in game it feel very janky to play.
I recommend not buying, even for $40. Simple because the game is not worth the time you would spend playing it, regardless of the game price. In my opinion
The game is high quality in certain aspects but in game it feel very janky to play.
I recommend not buying, even for $40. Simple because the game is not worth the time you would spend playing it, regardless of the game price. In my opinion
The only reason I say this is because paying more for a game with online features can be incentivized by having friends you play with and typically has a relevant timeframe.
Single player games don't need to be played day 1 at full price because (like nearly all single player games do) they get beaten and traded in and the hype fades.
The concept applies to thrifty people who would be on here, even if they don't play online games at all. Play some discount single player titles while you wait for this one to drop, and play that while you wait for others to drop.
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I knew it was gonna be a disconnected, low-quality random time-waster when it was first revealed the number of "quests" in the 400's. yet people are glazing this game just because you can do wacky and random stuff.
The Devs seem to be fixing most of the issues and taking feedback.
I feel like this game is more for people who do all side quest, before main story.
It's a time waster, but what rpg isn't?
Single player games don't need to be played day 1 at full price because (like nearly all single player games do) they get beaten and traded in and the hype fades.
The concept applies to thrifty people who would be on here, even if they don't play online games at all. Play some discount single player titles while you wait for this one to drop, and play that while you wait for others to drop.
For example Black Myth: Wukong hasn't dropped under $50 New on amazon and rarely on sale.
I got it for $40 on ebay and feel it's a good price.
I think Lies of P and Indiana Jones and Great Circle also had/have rare price drops.
I do agree though, single player drop in price faster, usually within 1-2 months.
Not much incentive to buy right away.
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