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I feel like AWA needs to take into account the sale price of a game (especially if it's consistently on sale) when making the ARP price. A game like Soulstice should not be 4400 ARP when it has been on sale for 4 dollars every sale for almost 2 years. ///// Side note, I'm not sure if key trades are allowed, but if they are I'd love to trade 1 of those boomer shooters for another key if anyone is interested.
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shoopi - 02.28.2026 07:49:09
So true, please guys upvote +1
DragonKC - 02.28.2026 11:36:13
Not a bad idea!
Fruit Punch Samurai - 02.28.2026 15:35:17
<mention>shoopi</mention> <mention>DragonKC</mention> - Soulstice is out of stock. Imagine a store customer telling the staff that the product which successfully sold out should have been priced much lower. How will the staff react?
bluflaam777 - 02.28.2026 16:28:51
How much does ARP cost?
TurdFerguson87 - 02.28.2026 17:23:46
$4 of a $40 game. There's a delisted game I know of that was $5, yet grey market is selling it for $100 like it's that "rare", even though a remake is coming out. Like, no.
Stygiansilence - 02.28.2026 22:41:40
<mention>Fruit Punch Samurai</mention> good point, but many people have stockpiles of ARP so I think looking at it that way isn't reasonable. Keep in mind Soulstice only became out of stock when double dipping came into effect.
Stygiansilence - 02.28.2026 22:47:09
<mention>bluflaam777</mention> roughly speaking, I like to use the marketplace as a good comparison. 1200 ARP nets you 20 dell dollars, yet 3800 nets you an IRL giftcard for 10. Meaning, a fair price is something like 2000 for the new DBD D
Fruit Punch Samurai - 03.01.2026 14:36:33
<mention>Stygiansilence</mention> - I doubt AWA cares that a 1-yr member double-dipped while a 1-mo member was able to afford none. Even if both are 1-yr members, one can have much less redeemable ARP than the other due to various reasons.
Fruit Punch Samurai - 03.01.2026 14:37:45
<mention>Stygiansilence</mention> - Using DRP for your valuation of ARP seems flawed. Dell does not need to go through a third party to obtain DRP (store credit), as they must do with the gift cards and game keys.
Stygiansilence - 03.01.2026 21:47:19
<mention>Fruit Punch Samurai</mention> The system isnt 1 clear method. DBD DLC is 12$ & sold for 2k ARP. Thats 166ARP a $; yet, the 25$ giftcard is 300ARP a $. Price factors are assumed demand/if DLC or not, why not add 1 more caveat?

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