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Again, no guarantee and depends on the publisher. Some put their game on sale nearly every month. Some just wait for the 4 major season sales. Some may not all. Steam only hosts and promotes the sales. It's up the individual games' publishers to join them. Again, Wishlist the game and have Steam alert you when it's next on sale.
I have the remind me when its on sale for items on my wish list I believe but is there one for what is my cart as well? Or just for my wish list?
I see, the game is called Severed Steel it was on sale literally more than 2 days ago. Also I was wondering is there a discussion thread about building the best PC with a certain budget on Steam? I want a good gaming PC but I have no idea where to start aside from pre built one`s.
Google says it goes on sale fairly often, and in regards to your second question. You should try the hardware and operating system forum, but I'd start by watching Youtube videos from some computer building guru's. They'll get you up to speed so you can ask more specific questions.
Try reddit, but maybe there is a spot on steam. Also yt as other person suggested. PC building is kind of terrible right now for pricing or weird issues, so I suggest to make sure you check into if there is a problem with a part you want to get, mainly regarding new motherboards and psus. There is a psu tier list around and it shows them by rank so you won't get a bad one, a lot are actually kind of bad, and if you get a prebuilt it seems like they don't really show what you're getting.
Yeah thats a problem I found with prebuilts but honestly it seems difficult to search for the "best" build Ive seen videos and I have no idea what any of the people on there are talking about, I just want a good PC that can run any game not on 4K or anything just regular settings like a PS4 but better because its a PC. Ill keep looking.