xamon

They didn't bother replying to or even reading my PM, so best of luck.

 

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WANT:

 

Assassin's Creed Origins 

 

HAVE:

 

PPff or Amazon or overwhelming sexiness

same here

done

IM in for one Valiant hearts too

Hey there Jake,

How much for Spiderman

1. You guys enjoy having extra keys. The way most Amazon bundle works allows me to split them with friend when I only want 1 or 2 things in them. If I didn't have that option, I wouldn't have bought many of the bundles.

2. The process for account linking could be better. Feel free to provide examples on how here (no clue, never used it)

3. I don't always buy a game for myself. If I see a good price I can pick it up and then give it to someone later on.

4. Account linking should be just an option. If there is no restrictions from EA or Amazon, having this as an extra option like it is right now should be no problem.

Waiting for another deal on Medal of Honor: Warfighter. % 50 discount is possible i guess as i see it happened once. Like 5 months ago. Hoping to buy it for 10$.

Unless you want to buy it on Amazon, Impulsedriven has it for $6 right now http://impulsedriven...s/ESD-IMP-W3841

Too bad Amazon doesnt price match Impulse, they have some cool prices on EA games right now.

90% of the time Amazon sends me an email about a PCDD deal, it's at full price. I RARELY get emails showing any of the deals that pop up on this thread.

I would bump that to 100%. I have yet to receive an email about PCDD that is not for an old sale or for a full priced game. Also email advertisement as an example here. It isn't something Amazon does or should I say does well. 

I would take the bioware points over the DA2 dlc pack. I have a lot more DLC to buy from Bioware and these things never go on sale.

I feel like Activision's strategy consists of "Lowest discounts possible so we make more money.", which obviously is BS since their discounts are so terrible that they're not going to move as many sales as they would with reasonable discounts.

 

But they're making fortunes on CoD games, so I don't think it really matters what they do.

Having your entire business rest on one pillar is a recipe for disaster. Even with Blizzard having a fairly stable (but declining) revenue stream, having CoD sell moderately (8-14 million copies) could be a disaster for the company. I just can't imagine anyone that is in their right mind wanted to invest in a one trick pony company like Activision.

To be fair in the last 10 years they have been able to survive on one franchise at a time fairly well (Tony Hawk, Guitar Hero). Its too bad that those franchise have to be run to the ground without ever reaching their full potential.

Activision business model is puzzling to me. While I understand that the newer COD games are very popular and would sell at any price, other games in their library that are either old (COD 2, COD 1), niche( Transformers), or flopped (Gun, Singularity) still have a rather high asking price which i bet doesn't sell well at those price.

I wonder what the actual sell figures looks like for those games. Would be an interesting case study.

Tony needs to get on top of that loophole asap. luckily it hasnt been posted on slickdeals.