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    Steam Deals Thread V12 ~ Summer Sale on Now!

    Plus they all have trading cards so you can earn $1.50 back.
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    Steam Deals Thread V12 ~ Summer Sale on Now!

    I would love to play this game if still available. Thanks!
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    5$ XBL Code

    I have 3 $5 xbox live codes that I will trade for $2.50 in Amazon GC/paypal each.
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    Steam Deals Thread V12 ~ Summer Sale on Now!

    Great performance from them though. You couldn't ask for more; they dominated Portugal in the middle 70 minutes of the game.
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    Humble Bundle Thread

    New "special" bundle: https://www.humblebundle.com/sgdq?&utm_campaign=SGDQ%202014
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    Steam Deals Thread V12 ~ Summer Sale on Now!

    Don't worry, you wouldn't have won anyways.
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    Steam Deals Thread V12 ~ Summer Sale on Now!

    I love how a single Skyrim DLC is 2x the price of the actual game.
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    Steam Deals Thread V12 ~ Summer Sale on Now!

    Has anyone played Grid 2 on pc? What's the game like?
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    Steam Deals Thread V12 ~ Summer Sale on Now!

    It's been in a Humble Bundle, so you can probably pick it up for cheap in a trade.
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    Humble Bundle Thread

    Lol.
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    Humble Bundle Thread

    Check this out. $15 is exactly what I charge for The Banner Saga.
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    Humble Bundle Thread

    How can you have 1 game in the first tier and call it a bundle?
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    Steam Deals Thread V11 ~ Let's move along, people...

    Obviously a true average of 5.5 doesn't matter I was merely correcting an mathematical error. The larger point I guess is ideally the scores would have a normal distribution around a mean of 5.5 (or 5 if you prefer) rather than having the scores heavily skewed right. Or better yet eliminate...
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    Steam Deals Thread V11 ~ Let's move along, people...

    Only if the sequence starts with 0, not when it's 1,2,...,10
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    Steam Deals Thread V11 ~ Let's move along, people...

    Technically speaking, there are 4 elements below 5 and 5 elements above 5: <5 : 1, 2, 3, 4 >5 : 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 so 5 is still not the middle. The middle point, or median, is still 5.5 = (5 + 6)/2. I completely agree with your point though. What's the point of a wide range if you only...
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