"DominicLaurence;c-16273303" wrote:
"Beardedgeek;c-16273095" wrote:
Look, it's very simple.
Companies are not "plum" because they maintain a profit margin.
The reality here is that with currency changes the value of the product goes down. So they have to compensate.
Let me try to explain it another way:
The cost of the pack has not increased. It's what you are trading it for that has decreased in value.
That you're not willing to accept that doesn't change the facts.
People know that. The other side of the reality you're overlooking is that we, as costumers, who choose to spend this "lesser valuable" money on the game - which means that for us it have a bigger cost, given our context -, we are rightfully complaining about a sudden increase of price.
The company can maintain their decision of not changing, which may not affect you but it does affect us, negatively; in this case they're choosing to keep their profit margin in despite of us, ok. But we can also say "Well, you may have that "little" amount or have none, or much less", and so finding how they value us folks as costumers. We are looking for our interests as the shareholders will look for theirs.
Still I don't understand why people who are not affected are taking their side since we're all costumers.
Well I can only answer for me - but I know they don't have that choice. They can either change the price those countries asked for or drop sending the game to that country. That is their choice.
