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New Pricing Needed For Argentina and Turkey by November 20th
Starting on November 20th, Steam will change the currency used for sales in Argentina and Turkey to USD. We are implementing this with two new pricing regions: LATAM-USD (which includes Argentina) and MENA-USD (which includes Turkey). See below for a list of all countries/territories included in these new pricing regions. 25 countries/territories in Latin America and the Middle East & North Africa will be receiving regionalized USD pricing for the first time.

Please login to Steamworks to add your USD pricing for your game(s) in the new LATAM-USD and MENA-USD pricing section of the Price Management Tool before November 20th, 2023. If you do not add a USD price to these columns for your game before November 20th, we will default to the standard USD pricing you already have in Steamworks.

Why Now?


Exchange rate volatility in Argentina and Turkey in recent years has made it hard for game developers to choose appropriate prices for their games and keep them current. We have heard this loud and clear in our developer meet ups and round table chats. In addition, we have had a hard time keeping Steam payment methods up and running in these territories due to the constant foreign exchange fluctuations, fees, taxes, and logistical issues. Pricing games in USD for customers in Argentina and Turkey will help us provide greater stability and consistency for players and partners, while also enabling us to continue to offer a variety of payment methods to Steam users in those countries/territories.

Tito_i_Partija wrote: ↑25/10/2023 16:17

ferratilis wrote: ↑25/10/2023 16:35

Tito_i_Partija wrote: ↑25/10/2023 16:17

FTFY

Cities: Skylines 2 devs designed the game to target 30 fps because 'there's no real benefit to aim for higher'

'The target is 30fps because of the nature of the game, (arguably) there are no real benefit in a city builder to aim for higher FPS (unlike a multiplayer shooter) as a growing city with inevitably become CPU bound. What matters more with this type of game is to avoid stutters, and have responsive UI.'

They went on to clarify this a little more with:

'For that reason, our simulation is also built around an expected update rate given 30fps. However, it does not hurt to get 60 fps as it can contribute to better visuals in relation to temporal effects so while our target is 30fps, we don't intend on limiting or stopping the optimization work just because we reach it on recommended hardware, we just don't believe there would be a long term benefit in setting the target to 60fps, especially because we face rendering challenges both from close up and far distances.'

ferratilis wrote: ↑25/10/2023 08:53 Valve prebacuje dva regiona koja imaju nestabilne valute na americki dolar, zanimljivo. Bilo bi dobro kad bi i nas mogli prebaciti na USD, ali to se nece desiti zbog blizine EU, i cinjenice da pokusavamo postati dio iste.

https://steamcommunity.com/groups/steam ... 2305766958

Peacean wrote: ↑26/10/2023 15:33