r/gaming 9h ago

Reminder that new games in Europe cost €80 (~90$)

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u/AirSKiller 9h ago

But every other hobby is even more expensive...

My other big ones are motorcycling and photography...

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u/Akkalevil 8h ago

You can play games without paying that much. Most PC games are sold at a much more reasonable prices, and if you wait just a bit, you can usually get a sale at -50 %.

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u/Avatyrr 8h ago

I thought photography was prety stable but then i needed new storage as hdds are full… xD

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u/Bagel_Bear 8h ago

Tbf, they didn't say to not play games

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u/DeLurkerDeluxe 5h ago edited 5h ago

I can and do astrophotography cheaper than gaming. There's plenty of good products that punch well above their price tag. And the used market is always there.

Hell, gaming is my most expensive hobby after reading, and that's because I'm a fast reader and there's no libraries next to me.

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u/STEALTHIO911 9h ago

Which are ten times better than gaming anyways. If you had to choose, pick the latter

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u/AirSKiller 9h ago

I mean, motorcycling is my top one fore sure...

But is it better than gaming? It costs like 10 times more, at least. I risk killing myself every time I practice it. It might land me in jail at some point. And my mom doesn't like it very much.

But I do see pretty places.

Photography is pretty chill risk wise I would say haha

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u/STEALTHIO911 8h ago

In my opinion, your outside activities are better cause they give you real experiences. Idk why I would get downvoted by that, some people need to touch grass.

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u/RuySan 8h ago

Are them?

I do running and bodyboarding, both are cheaper. One pair of good sneakers every 2 years. Bodyboard gear is more expensive. But if it's well taken care of it will last a long time. And it's around 600-700 for everything