Korhaka

Well does it cost them more or less than the tariff. That is pretty much the only question, its not that much work if it results in a lot of savings.

They probably will. It is kinda amusing to watch tbh

They will only change if they start losing a lot of money. With any luck we are starting to see that a bit from some of the big publishers.

Skill issue

Can always play super tux kart instead

PC gaming seems so cheap in comparison at this point doesn't it. I guess we have better options which means there is more competition in price. Why would I spend £90 for something EA shat out when I can just not do that.

But you don't need either. Plenty of great games are cheaper and have none of that bullshit. Rimworld, Factorio?

I grew up mostly playing games that were not the latest release. Like I got Dawn of War for less than £10 around 2008 or so. It released in 2004. Think that was the last game I got the CD for, don't have it anymore.

Then sometime in the 2010s when it was on sale I got all the expansions to it and got it on steam instead.

Decided to look it up a bit and there is so much conflicting info. One says fermented food like sauerkraut contains lots of B12. Another says it contains none at all.

I know it's produced by some types of bacteria, but then could it also depend on production method? So if that is the case could it be in traditionally home made but not industrially produced sauerkraut?

You have always been able to smuggle goods across borders. It's also always been illegal if you get caught.

People still do it, typically fags and booze as they have high taxes on them.

I would say it's more that some studios are spending even more to make them, games don't have to cost more to make as you can now make a lot more with a smaller team than you could 20 years ago.

Would tariffs apply to the games as well?