Which game did you pira... err file-shared that you ended up buying aftwerwards?

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For me was Dragon Age Origins. I liked the game so much I ended up buying the ultimate edition after completing it with elf mage. Then finished it 2 more times with Human Paladin and Dwarf.
Also Inside. I played it for like 1 hour and then I just had to purchase to support Playdead for such an amazing game.
 
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Honestly, I can't remember one.
I keep promising myself I'll buy it for real but then before I know it I finish with the game and then there's no point paying for a game I'll never play again.
the point is to support the developers so they can keep making the games you like playing. This is specially important for indie games.
 
Quite a bunch, to be honest.
I ended up buying them afterward, now they're all sitting on my shelves collecting dust.
well, I like to purchase them for my steam collection if they're pc games of course. The only games I have collecting dust are the ones I bought first before going ahead and getting a digital version.
 
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well, I like to purchase them for my steam collection if they're pc games of course. The only games I have collecting dust are the ones I bought first before going ahead and getting a digital version.
I try to get the physical release as much as possible, unless it's digital only.
 
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Honestly, I can't remember one.
I keep promising myself I'll buy it for real but then before I know it I finish with the game and then there's no point paying for a game I'll never play again.
This, I never believe people who saying they gonna buy it after trying the game. Be a full pirate or don't.
 
Way too many to list here. Honestly if a game has kept my attention for a couple of hours i'll buy it, if not it gets deleted and never thought about again ... unless less it was an absolute trainwreck.

I believe my steam library is currently hovering around 761 games and physical games (atlast count) around the 1500
 
This, I never believe people who saying they gonna buy it after trying the game. Be a full pirate or don't.
It's not about being a "pirate" It's about trying something before you buy it. Almost everything in commerce has a satisfaction guarantee except for media. Which is not fair for consumers. And you can't really go by reviews since a lot of them are biased. Ironically the most money I've spent on a game is a free to play game. Dota 2.
 
I *file-share* all my games
The ones i like i go and buy
The ones i dont like i just delete
Demos sometimes dont feel like the actual game so i dont do demos
 
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Way too many to list here. Honestly if a game has kept my attention for a couple of hours i'll buy it, if not it gets deleted and never thought about again ... unless less it was an absolute trainwreck.

I believe my steam library is currently hovering around 761 games and physical games (atlast count) around the 1500
impressive. how do you keep 1500 physical copies? I would never have the space for it. I have a hard time finding space for my 20 wii u games.
 
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Also I did the exact opposite with Splatoon 1, I bought it on release date and I couldn't play online anymore when the 2.0 update came out and I sold it.
Then three months later I pirated it to see if the problem persisted (and it did until a storm broke my router and we replaced it, now I can play it without too much problems)
 
Many, the last that comes to mind is Project Mirai DX.
First I "shared" Project Mirai 2, it was only in Japanese.
Then I got DX, USA version.
And finally I was able to get my hands into an actual European game card.
Sure I've played that game over 300 hours.

Other games that I also bought after "testing":
  • Castlevania Dawn of Sorrow (how couldn't I)
  • Xenoblade Chronicles (it was a PITA to find a copy back on the day, but then they released it on the eShop)
  • Fire Emblem Awakening. Actually I bought it twice, first I bought it digitally, but I gave my USA 3DS as a gift to a friend, that game included. Then I got a CIA for it and played it on my EUR 3DS XL, and then I just bought the European game card.
  • Metroid Prime Trilogy
  • Super Meat Boy
  • Bravely Default
  • Fire Emblem If/Fates (I wanted to play it ASAP fantranslated, bought it when it was released in EUR, limited edition at that)
  • Xenoblade Chronicles X (same as Fates above, limited edition also)
  • Many other games, but I should stop and work already.
 
@comput3rus3r It's a struggle, a lot of them are stored away in the loft in air tight boxes. Me and my mrs have been talking about getting a bigger place, hopefully then i will be able to display it all. Thinking about the 1500 is really a lowball estimate, I still have stuff still stored at my mother's house
 
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