Your Steam account worth
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$1167.40 USD, but as I'm British for me I'd say that's roughly £600. That's actually a lot more than I thought it would be.
78 games with a total value of....$1,070.23. Well, fuck. I bought almost all of that stuff on 50%-75+% sales, but still, good to put things in perspective.
Oh good christ! Why did you make me look at that?.....
....$3030
Over 2 years. I think all things considered, it's great value compared to other forms of entertainment I suppose.
....$3030
Over 2 years. I think all things considered, it's great value compared to other forms of entertainment I suppose.
People like you annoy the hell out of me on forums, it's an excuse to moan, who gives a fuck?Eleima said:
Seriously, can you not be bothered to use the search function on the forums? We had one of these last week already.
On topic: 94 games, valued at 1402?57. Thank goodness for sales, I can guarantee you I never spent that much.
OT: Found 32 Games with a value of $526.69 USD
I'd say that's pretty average considering I've been a member since early 2005.
$1104.44 USD or £762.69 GBP
There's no way it cost me that much though. I bought most of my 57 games for a few quid. It's a scary number though.
There's no way it cost me that much though. I bought most of my 57 games for a few quid. It's a scary number though.
248.74
Which is funny because I have spent less than 48$ total. And its even funnier because it calculates the MSRP price for the games which is invalid considering steam is not a product nor is anything licensed through it. So of course the prices MUST be lower, because you dont own anything. So that diminishes a huge part of the value.
None the less, nifty tool except it does not account for depreciative value. Because what if you bought a game preordered through steam three years ago. Its value is no longer 59.99, but you certainly paid 59,99 for it.
Which is funny because I have spent less than 48$ total. And its even funnier because it calculates the MSRP price for the games which is invalid considering steam is not a product nor is anything licensed through it. So of course the prices MUST be lower, because you dont own anything. So that diminishes a huge part of the value.
None the less, nifty tool except it does not account for depreciative value. Because what if you bought a game preordered through steam three years ago. Its value is no longer 59.99, but you certainly paid 59,99 for it.
