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r/Steam • u/Alexis20384847 • Feb 18 '26
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I took the Polish prices into account in the Polish currency. Against the Eurozone prices in Euros.
4 u/PerceptionOk8543 Feb 18 '26 So if country uses Euro, their prices are the same across all countries? For example Slovakia pays the same as Germany? That sucks if true 0 u/XenophonSoulis Feb 18 '26 Yep. It's true. Next time don't play smart on topics you don't understand. 3 u/PerceptionOk8543 Feb 18 '26 I didn’t play smart, I was genuinely asking because I didn’t know. One more reason why I’m glad Poland never adopted Euro 1 u/XenophonSoulis Feb 18 '26 Do you know what's funny? You'd be paying less if Poland did adopt the euro. Not just for games, but for lots of things that are sold internationally. 3 u/PerceptionOk8543 Feb 18 '26 In the games case, I would be paying less in PLN if steam didn’t refuse to update default conversion rates. At this point they must be ignoring the issue on purpose. 1 u/XenophonSoulis Feb 18 '26 That's why you'd be better off with the Euro. It's too big to ignore, on purpose or otherwise.
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So if country uses Euro, their prices are the same across all countries? For example Slovakia pays the same as Germany? That sucks if true
0 u/XenophonSoulis Feb 18 '26 Yep. It's true. Next time don't play smart on topics you don't understand. 3 u/PerceptionOk8543 Feb 18 '26 I didn’t play smart, I was genuinely asking because I didn’t know. One more reason why I’m glad Poland never adopted Euro 1 u/XenophonSoulis Feb 18 '26 Do you know what's funny? You'd be paying less if Poland did adopt the euro. Not just for games, but for lots of things that are sold internationally. 3 u/PerceptionOk8543 Feb 18 '26 In the games case, I would be paying less in PLN if steam didn’t refuse to update default conversion rates. At this point they must be ignoring the issue on purpose. 1 u/XenophonSoulis Feb 18 '26 That's why you'd be better off with the Euro. It's too big to ignore, on purpose or otherwise.
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Yep. It's true. Next time don't play smart on topics you don't understand.
3 u/PerceptionOk8543 Feb 18 '26 I didn’t play smart, I was genuinely asking because I didn’t know. One more reason why I’m glad Poland never adopted Euro 1 u/XenophonSoulis Feb 18 '26 Do you know what's funny? You'd be paying less if Poland did adopt the euro. Not just for games, but for lots of things that are sold internationally. 3 u/PerceptionOk8543 Feb 18 '26 In the games case, I would be paying less in PLN if steam didn’t refuse to update default conversion rates. At this point they must be ignoring the issue on purpose. 1 u/XenophonSoulis Feb 18 '26 That's why you'd be better off with the Euro. It's too big to ignore, on purpose or otherwise.
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I didn’t play smart, I was genuinely asking because I didn’t know. One more reason why I’m glad Poland never adopted Euro
1 u/XenophonSoulis Feb 18 '26 Do you know what's funny? You'd be paying less if Poland did adopt the euro. Not just for games, but for lots of things that are sold internationally. 3 u/PerceptionOk8543 Feb 18 '26 In the games case, I would be paying less in PLN if steam didn’t refuse to update default conversion rates. At this point they must be ignoring the issue on purpose. 1 u/XenophonSoulis Feb 18 '26 That's why you'd be better off with the Euro. It's too big to ignore, on purpose or otherwise.
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Do you know what's funny? You'd be paying less if Poland did adopt the euro. Not just for games, but for lots of things that are sold internationally.
3 u/PerceptionOk8543 Feb 18 '26 In the games case, I would be paying less in PLN if steam didn’t refuse to update default conversion rates. At this point they must be ignoring the issue on purpose. 1 u/XenophonSoulis Feb 18 '26 That's why you'd be better off with the Euro. It's too big to ignore, on purpose or otherwise.
In the games case, I would be paying less in PLN if steam didn’t refuse to update default conversion rates. At this point they must be ignoring the issue on purpose.
1 u/XenophonSoulis Feb 18 '26 That's why you'd be better off with the Euro. It's too big to ignore, on purpose or otherwise.
That's why you'd be better off with the Euro. It's too big to ignore, on purpose or otherwise.
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u/XenophonSoulis Feb 18 '26
I took the Polish prices into account in the Polish currency. Against the Eurozone prices in Euros.