So let me start by saying that if your store is in USD or Euro, this post will do nothing for you and is not worth reading.
For everyone else here it goes.
I live in Argentina, which some of you know is a country sinking in poverty, now this is a fact that i cannot get around myself
Call of Duty Modern Warfare II is a game that MSRP cost 70 usd, in argentina the base price is 6990 ars which is about 12000+ ars in taxes which is 60.42 usd ok?
Call of duty Modern warfare / Black ops cold war / vanguard is 60 dollars msrp, in arg base is 8999 ars 16.018 which is about 77.82 usd and all of this is without taxes of course.
Now i own both MW2019 and Cold war on bnet but i bought them 6 months after release on a sale, mw was 1299 ars + taxes and black ops was 2200 ars plus taxes, so to put these games on steam they doubled or triple the price above the most recent cod, i was very eager to have these on steam for the sake of completing my collection on the platform i play the most but i don't understand why they priced this so unfairly, a minimum wage job is 60000 ars per month, so any of these 3 games is 17k, how does that make any sense?
I'm just sad on top of living in a ♥♥♥♥ country we have the most unfair pricing considering the inflation of my country.