1Kurgan1
The Knife in your Back
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Right, i'm always forgetting that (though that still doesn't make up the difference unless you guys have 50% tax). Why the hell americans have prices without VAT in the first place. You have to pay it either way so why not include it with the price like we do it here in Europe... Oh well...
Actually I don't think Steam is charging the Americans tax, unlike Origin. I guess it's impossible to tell if they add it into the price, but I don't think they are. Because when new games release on Steam, they are always $49.99 or $59.99 where as a new game on Origin will be the same price, but then comes out to like $62 or $63 after tax. It's why I buy anything on Steam that I can, so I'm pretty sure we don't have to pay it like you are thinking.