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27:08
But also if you price a game at $2 versus pricing a game at $20 people assume the $2 is not worth much and won't buy it
他21
27:16
Psychological pricing is one of the only things I still remember from my Business classes in school :_emberKek:
他30
27:19
what I'll let an indie dev get away with for $20 is WORLDS away from what I'd let the likes of Blizzard get away with for $20
他9
27:21
I refuse to spend more than 60 dollars on a game. Games being 70 dollars brand new now a days is insane.
他16
27:27
I think at this point, x.99 feels more pricey to me, like 1.99 feels like more than 2, b/c it's longer, or b/c it feels like they're trying to trick me
他5
28:14
market psychology sucks for any handmade item tbh. I don't really sell any crochet stuff bc people don't wanna spend money on time making it.
他16
28:26
luxury brands need to be expensive even if the product is terrible to have more perceived "value"
他317
28:27
@minway3829 yeah it becomes shorthand for "wait a minute they're trying to trick me" after awhile.
他285
29:11
I've been to empty hotel that refused to give lower room prices just to not destroy their perceived "value"
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