Humble Choice

[Spacedeck]

Skipping again. I reckon they have loads of people who don't bother skipping and that's why the quality has gone down

And yet the bundle prices seems to increasing also.
I mistakenly forgot my cancel my subscription last month but won't make that mistake again. I usually cancel and wait until the end of the month as they like to throw me a discount.

 

[Alexrose1uk]

I'm definitely in that category - Joined in Sept 2019 (for Squad) and I don't think I've skipped more than 3-5 times.
There's always been one or more games that I thought "yeah I could see myself playing that at some point".... Went through all the keys over Christmas under threat of them expiring/swapped to EGS or being near permanently out of stock (of course it was mainly ones I actually wanted that were out of stock).

I've now got over 900 games on Steam and need to learn to be more discerning in future (I was also under the impression than more of it went to charities - for the normal bundles where it has the sliders I always put as much as I can to the charity)

I also fall into the box of not usually pausing or cancelling.
Previously I was on the grandfathered legacy tier, which was massively better value than the offering for new subscribers, so I didn't want to lose that, and nowadays, the trick is they tend to go on my wife's account which we both access via family sharing, and there's usually at least one or two things which appeal to at least one of us, so it's managed to hold on.
If it had just been me, it'd likely have been paused/cancelled some time back after the pricing changes, but the fact its serving two people with different tastes has made it more 'sticky'.

 

[TrojanWhore]

I also fall into the box of not usually pausing or cancelling.
Previously I was on the grandfathered legacy tier, which was massively better value than the offering for new subscribers, so I didn't want to lose that, and nowadays, the trick is they tend to go on my wife's account which we both access via family sharing, and there's usually at least one or two things which appeal to at least one of us, so it's managed to hold on.
If it had just been me, it'd likely have been paused/cancelled some time back after the pricing changes, but the fact its serving two people with different tastes has made it more 'sticky'.

That's another part of it, I think I'm still on the old pricing (paying in $ converted?), although it worked out at £11.13 last month so not a huge difference

 

[Alexrose1uk]

Yeah Im exactly the same, although running via Paypal and had some balance so it cost me £11.73. Either way its still typically held value around that price point.