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How long is game on sell for I cant find date
The 2017 GOG.com Winter Sale sale will last until December 26, 2017 11pm UTC.

The 2017 GOG.com Winter Sale sale will last until December 26, 2017 11pm UTC.
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ciemnogrodzianin:
thanks
If you are patient, you can get it for an even better price
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greeklover: If you are patient, you can get it for an even better price
Would love to know what you're hinting about.
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greeklover: If you are patient, you can get it for an even better price
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drmike: Would love to know what you're hinting about.
Not really a hint: the game's been out for fifteen years, and has been available way cheaper many times before. Granted, Bethesda seems to not do super-deep discounts much anymore (not since before it was released here), but I think they've had it 75% off at least twice even here. Even at its earlier $19.99 price point, at the two-thirds discount I bought it for two years ago, it was most of a dollar cheaper than it is now.
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drmike: Would love to know what you're hinting about.
Morrowind had a 75% discount a while back which actually gave it a realistic price given its 15 year old age and especially when compared to its Elder Scrolls stable-mates and physical disc pricing. The 49% discount today makes it double the price vs what someone paid 6 months ago. Eg, GOG pricing (for the UK) is £12.99 base, £6.59 "sale" (but previously only £3.29 back in June).

To keep things in perspective, you can generally pick up Morrowind or Oblivion GOTY disc version for £4-£7 each or Skyrim Legendary Edition for £10 on Amazon or EBay on any day (base pricing, no sale, inc postage). And bear in mind some of those physical GOTY retail disc releases for MW / OBV also came with a nice A2 sized glossy map + printed manual whilst the GOG version doesn't even have a PDF map, and Bethesda's idea of "sale" pricing vs what the games are normally priced elsewhere (or even vs Skyrim) is a little divorced from reality.

Edit : I don't know if / when Bethesda are planning a 75% off sale, but the 49% off "sale" prices are pretty much where the base prices should be whilst the 75% off sale in June was an actual real sale.
Post edited December 20, 2017 by AB2012
A pdf map we want, no we demand!
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HunchBluntley: *snip*
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AB2012: *snip*
Ok, thanks for the info. I check the monitoring websites around here before buying normally and thought they showed the current sale price as being the low price.

I was thinking that maybe you were hinting that GoG does a final price cut at the last day of the sale which I hadn't seen before.
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drmike: Would love to know what you're hinting about.
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AB2012: Morrowind had a 75% discount a while back which actually gave it a realistic price given its 15 year old age and especially when compared to its Elder Scrolls stable-mates and physical disc pricing. The 49% discount today makes it double the price vs what someone paid 6 months ago. Eg, GOG pricing (for the UK) is £12.99 base, £6.59 "sale" (but previously only £3.29 back in June).

To keep things in perspective, you can generally pick up Morrowind or Oblivion GOTY disc version for £4-£7 each or Skyrim Legendary Edition for £10 on Amazon or EBay on any day (base pricing, no sale, inc postage). And bear in mind some of those physical GOTY retail disc releases for MW / OBV also came with a nice A2 sized glossy map + printed manual whilst the GOG version doesn't even have a PDF map, and Bethesda's idea of "sale" pricing vs what the games are normally priced elsewhere (or even vs Skyrim) is a little divorced from reality.

Edit : I don't know if / when Bethesda are planning a 75% off sale, but the 49% off "sale" prices are pretty much where the base prices should be whilst the 75% off sale in June was an actual real sale.
I'm pretty sure the 75% off only happened once since Morrowind was added to the GOG catalog. I picked up my copy June 2nd and didn't jump on it sooner because I didn't really like the game the first time I played it but was interested in trying it again with mods. This made me really picky about the price. In June I was surprised to see the 75% discount so I jumped on it then. I think the only other time Morrowind had a higher discount was if you picked it up in a bundle but I can't remember what the discounts were.
I don't remember exactly but I think the best sale price for morrowind happened when oblivion came to gog and it was more than - 75%
Linkie: https://gogdb.yepoleb.me/product/1440163901

Wait, it was 75% on the 15th? I don;t remember that.....
Ok now I think I am sure. In Europe the regular price is 14,99 euro and the best price I had seen was 2,99 so that was - 80%. 2,99euro was the equivalent to 3,74usd at that time
When in doubt, simply check the 'Best Prior Deals' tab in RWarehall's spreadsheet. :)
Post edited December 20, 2017 by Lemon_Curry
It's overpriced for such an old game, it might not even sell if it wasn't for the modding community that kept the game alive all along the years.