Faron Australian Skial God Contributor May 18, 2012 #2 idk...... like a bills? I never understood PC's on games.
Ceubie Gaben's Own Aimbot Contributor May 18, 2012 #3 Usually they are the price of keys (2.50 USD) compaired to the steam store price. Lets say Fallout 3 is the case here. It's 20 USD, meaning it should be around 8 keys. Just take the price of the game divided by the price of one key.
Usually they are the price of keys (2.50 USD) compaired to the steam store price. Lets say Fallout 3 is the case here. It's 20 USD, meaning it should be around 8 keys. Just take the price of the game divided by the price of one key.
Faron Australian Skial God Contributor May 18, 2012 #4 DrMuttonstache said: Usually they are the price of keys (2.50 USD) compaired to the steam store price. Lets say Fallout 3 is the case here. It's 20 USD, meaning it should be around 8 keys. Just take the price of the game divided by the price of one key. Click to expand... but keys aren't 2.50. And thats wrong anyways, dem sales.
DrMuttonstache said: Usually they are the price of keys (2.50 USD) compaired to the steam store price. Lets say Fallout 3 is the case here. It's 20 USD, meaning it should be around 8 keys. Just take the price of the game divided by the price of one key. Click to expand... but keys aren't 2.50. And thats wrong anyways, dem sales.
Phil Wicked Nasty Engineer May 18, 2012 #5 so not really worth trading a black bills for. thanks to you both :D
