And if you strike the € down, it will become far more powerful than you can possibly imagine.Originally Posted by Inarius
And if you strike the € down, it will become far more powerful than you can possibly imagine.
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clearly you ment to say the AUD... silly eu with there greeks and italians
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Most states still add a sales tax on products.
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What defines a powerful currency? The €/$-exchange is one of the things that kills southern European industry. The euro is nothing more than an overvalued currency.
The exchange rate is around 1 Euro to 1.33 Dollars, so it isn't that much more.
That being said it is still more, and thus makes the whole thing irritating.
The higher relative price we Europeans pay is just our tax for the continued enforced vassalage of Greece.
but at last, a part of all this intersting economic stuff, how much this game will cost? more around 30 or more around 40? and it will sell both via internet and via retail? and in that case, the price will be the same for both the ways?
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Ask Paradox, because we, devs don't know anything about it. They know what is the optimal price considering all the factors.
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Former MMtG staff member.
It has been said that it will probably be $20.
Of course it will be on GamersGate and Steam, I don't know about boxed copies.
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That would be great!
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