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Any massively popular titles being discontinued heavily and early that you can think of?
Diablo 4 got 40% off within a few months I find AAA games are increasingly starting with a high price point to capitalize on the hype and advertising campaign, and once that peters out they quickly reduce the price.
Wasn't Diablo 4 kinda trash as well? Just looking on steam and it's rated mixed, with people complaining about the monetisation of the game.
It's a shame what Blizzard has become, because they used to make amazing games.
Gotta distinguish popularity from ratings.
Diablo 4 is maybe a mediocre game, but it sold truckloads.